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This American Colonial Dining Room is a reflection of general colonial interiors with its modest detail, emphasis on function, and accentuated detail that brings a touch of finery and fashion. The simple lines of the Windsor chairs and tavern table are reflective of the trades of local colonist craftsmen.  The dining room utilizes a healthy mixture of natural wood surfaces and painted finishes typical of the era. The rustic chandelier nods to the typical use of oil lamps during the early American years. The only textile found in the room, the rug, is also indicative of the style as textiles were rare, red also being a favorite color of the times. Finally, the colonial bay windows and the Tudor style wainscoting nod to the American Colonial style, as these architectural/structural details were typical of the style.