If you thought Toronto's Yonge and Lawrence area was all buttoned-up brick façades and quiet luxury, 85 Glengrove Ave. W. is here to politely  (and very stylishly) challenge that assumption."One would drive by and immediately think that 85 Glengrove was a renovated historic home," realtor Paul Maranger told blogTO. But actually, it was custom-built in 2015, and when you step inside, it quickly becomes clear that this is less "classic Toronto rebuild" and more full-on designer fever dream.Designed by architect Richard Wengle with interiors by Connie Braemer and Anne Hepfer — and brought to life by Sherwood Custom Homes — the house sits on a generous 60-by-165-foot south-facing lot, blending old-school neighbourhood charm with interiors that feel unapologetically bold, layered, and a little bit theatrical.The foyer. In a city overflowing with safe greige palettes and copy-paste layouts, you almost have to applaud the daring s...