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Floor plan of Søboks by Andrew Heneghan and Martin Reinicke

The terrace, updated with new flooring and bench seating with storage, provides a breath of fresh air during gatherings. “It creates a space for engaging with the sunset, which is such a huge part of the apartment,” Andrew says.

The new stainless-steel kitchen is fitted with cabinetry and appliances and includes a floating island with a burner and drawers to conceal pots and pans. It’s set on wheels so Martin and Andrew can rotate it to free up floor space as needed while entertaining.

The lefthand storage was ripped out and the cinderblock walls spackled to look like stone. The striped painting is by Erik Jorgensen and the one below is by Johann Somme Anhild.

Andrew and Martin tore out walls and a set of built-ins forming the entry, preserving some storage and adding more above the door.

Andrew Heneghan (right) and Martin Reinicke (left) wanted a spirited space to gather with guests, so they gave their lakeside Copenhagen apartment a facelift by stripping back finishes, designing a custom all-steel kitchen, and updating the terrace to take in the view.

The rest of the space is light, soft and bright, but the bathrooms are dark and intimate.

A custom storage cabinet holds dishware for team meals. The first floor is a functional office day-to-day, but Wedge also likes to lend it out for community events like book launches, workshops and pop-ups.

The garden space is as homey as the interior.

Though the interior was completely gutted, the historic facade of this Montreal building stayed (with a fresh paint job, of course).

Floor plan of ROD House of Colour by Noke Architects

The raspberry red bedroom and living area with a cobalt blue desk by NOKE Architects, a red chair by HAY, and a Groovy Chair by Pierre Paulin.

This cozy daybed space on the top floor is perfect for guests to rest or read a book. "We wanted to have beautiful things in the house that people could discover which you wouldn't typically find, and this was one of them," Eric says.