President Donald Trump wants to harden the rose garden to create a patio like the person he has on the back terrace of Mar-A-Lago.
Designers have drawn up designs for the renovations that have removed the manicured green lawn and replaced it with a hard surface, such as limestone, to create a patio that is comparable to a Trump on his estate in Florida.
The Republican has discussed to create an interchangeable surface or not, so he would have the option to exchange for hardwood for dancing or to go with limestone, sources told the New York Times.
However, the 47th president plans to keep the roses in the garden.
The Rose Garden Redesigns are reportedly a topic of daily discussion for Trump, who has been just as busy as signing Executive orders since he had taken on January 20.
Trump's communication director of the White House, Steven Cheung, told The Times that the president 'takes the necessary steps to maintain and restore the greatness and glory of' The People's House '.
“The White House has not received any tender, loving care in many decades,” he said.
Trump's goal is to re-create the patio experience at his club for members in Florida, where it was known to lounge for hours with guests.
President Donald Trump wants to harden the rose garden to create a patio like the one he has for Mar-A-Lago
The Rose Garden -Re -design is reportedly a topic of daily discussion for Trump
Trump's goal is to make the patio experience again at his club with only members in Florida, where it was known to spend hours spending lounging with guests
This is not the first time that the Trump administration has changed the rose garden, causing Melania controversy during the first term of her husband.
Melania installed a new irrigation system and tore out adult dogs to use new flowers and shrubs in a regimated pattern.
In promotion for her memoirs, she spoke about the controversy and said: 'When the Witte Huis preservation committee asked me to renovate the rose garden, I felt a deep responsibility to respect tradition and retain the grandeur for future generations . '
The rose garden space was opened in 1903 by First Lady Edith Roosevelt in what the West Garden is now. First Lady Ellen Wilson was the first to have the garden at the location it is now, who made it debut in 1913, and since then it has undergone various renovations.
President Harry S. Truman and President Dwight D. Eisenhower used the rose garden for small press conferences, while President Kennedy used it for larger meetings, according to the National Park Service (NPS).
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy founded the Historical Association of the White House, which created guidelines for changing the physical White House, but it does not control the garden, because that is checked by NPS.
In addition to the changes made in the rose garden, Melania previously led a project to create a tennis pavilion of the White House during the first tenure period of Trump.
Trump claimed that he had made the field 'three of four times'.
Designers have drawn up designs for the renovations that have removed the manicured green lawn and replaced it with a hard surface, such as limestone, to create a patio that is comparable to a Trump on his estate in Florida
This is not the first time that the Trump administration has changed the rose garden, causing Melania controversy during the first term of her husband. Melania installed a new irrigation system and tore out adult dogs and used new flowers and shrubs
President Donald Trump's Mugshot was seen in the corridor outside the Oval Office while he meets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the White House
“They just didn't know what to do. They said a bit, “This is good” but they had no idea, “said the president.
“So I'm going to try to make the range of myself,” Trump said. “Do you know? Because we could use a larger room. We can use a larger room. “Sir the president, would you like to build?” “Yes, I would,” Trump said, as if he was talking to himself.
Trump said it would be a 'beautiful addition' for 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
The patio is not the only renovation that Trump wants to make. He also wants to add a chandelier in the Oval Office and followed by a ballroom of $ 100 million.
“I am very good at building ball halls,” he said in a recent press conference during a ceremony in East Wing. 'I build beautiful ball halls. And I actually offered to build a ballroom for the White House. '
Trump said that in his vision the historic eastern room would be converted into the reception area of ​​the ballroom.
It was not immediately clear where a ballroom would fit, because the eastern wing extends from the eastern room, and the nearby South Lawn where the helicopter of the president, Marine One, lands.
“And then I started building a beautiful, beautiful ballroom as I have on Mar-A-Lago,” Trump continued. “It would be as beautiful as it could be.”
'It would cost $ 100 million dollars, I offered to do it. And I've never heard. I offered this – I offered to do it for the Biden administration, “he revealed.
The east wing, the traditional office of the First Lady, would rather deal with that nature.
The rose garden space was opened in 1903 by First Lady Edith Roosevelt in what the West Garden is now. First Lady Ellen Wilson was the first to have the garden at the location it is now, who made it debut in 1913, and since then it has undergone various renovations
Trump's newest change in the backdrop was a copy of the cover of the New York Post of his mugshot outside the Oval Office.
The Mokschot was noticed for the first time on social media, while it put it through the door of the Oval Office in a photo shared by Trump employee Margo Martin.
Dailymail.com confirmed the image made by media photographers during a meeting between President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The door to the Oval Office was left open, leaving the view outside the corridor outside.
Trump's decision to hang the photo outside the Oval Office ensures that everyone who enters the room to meet the president will remember how far he has come since that day.
