The type of molding typically used in Federal Colonial houses is known as Federal Style or Adam Style molding. This type of molding is characterized by its refined and symmetrical designs, often featuring delicate and graceful detailing. It often incorporates classical elements such as fluted columns, decorative swags and garlands, geometric patterns, and urns. The molding is typically made of wood and can be found in various areas of the house, including crown molding, chair rails, baseboards, and door and window casings.
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