Early homes often started as a single structure and added kitchens, sheds and barns as the family expanded. The original house remained dominant to maintain the attention given to the decoration of the front door. This cape style house illustrates this idea and shows how the attached "wings" remain subservient to the main house. The interior millwork includes a traditional Connor Homes mudroom bench and the custom island is made of locally harvested cherry. (Interior photos by Jim Westphalen Photography)