Donald Trump has given the Oval Office a gold make -over and a pavement of the rose garden while looking at the place where he is called 'the winter -white house' for inspiration for a long time.
The president has spent the start of his second term at work on reforming America's immigration and economic policy, and working on terminating wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.
However, he has also taken the time to reform what his home looks like at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Trump would take instructions from his beloved Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida to help with re-designing.
Some of the new functions include pieces that were sent directly from his famous club, while small Golden Cherubs have been placed in above the doors to the Oval Office.
The president is known for his love for gold, given his world -famous Trump tower in Manhattan, and that has played a major role in the decorations.
His plans for the future include a 'paving over' from the rose garden to make it a more 'terrace style', similar to the areas where he meets friends and allies in Mar-A-Lago.
“He personally rated those blueprints and even met the curators while he not only tries to place his mark on the Oval Office, but really the entire West wing in general,” said Kaitlan Collins of CNN.
Donald Trump has given the Oval Office a gold make -over and a pavement over the rose garden while looking at the place where he is called 'the winter -white house' for inspiration for a long time
The president personally selected some of the portraits of his favorite previous presidents – Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, Franklin D. Roosevelt and James Polk – while others chose a catalog
She also noticed that there are golden Vermeil sculptures, medallions, gold eagles, gilded rococo mirrors on the doors in the Oval Office, there are golden eagles, and even Trump's TV remote control has been 'wrapped in'.
He has also chosen to further decorate the most famous office in the world with paintings, to triple the song in the room under Joe Biden.
Biden itself had increased the number of portraits from two to six from behind when Barack Obama was in office.
The president personally selected some of the portraits of his favorite previous presidents – Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, Franklin D. Roosevelt and James Polk – while others chose a catalog.
Anchor and senior correspondent Kaitlan Collins from the White House said that the Oval Office now has much more of the Trump stamp. '
When asked about the renovations by the viewer, Trump said it makes my real state juices flow, but it will be nice. '
One of his major projects is to build a new ballroom for hosting state dinners who are comparable to those in Mar-A-Lago on the South Lawn.
“One of the things we do here is very interesting. I am a very good developer. I am really doing it well. You can ask many people. I mean, I did very well and they always need a ballroom here, “he said.
The president has spent the start of his second term at work on reforming America's immigration and economic policy, and working on terminating wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. However, he has also taken the time to reform what his home looks like at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
The ballroom will be based on the hall of mirrors in Versailles and has said that he will pay for it himself.
'One of the things I will do is to build a beautiful, beautiful ballroom in the White House. Nice ballroom, “he said.
It is far removed from what Melania Trump said that the first family would do with the White House a month ago.
She will make the place feel like at home, because she is planning to make the house look like, just as it did when they left him.
'A little changes. Not much, “she told Fox News about her plans.
All the first families place their mark on the White House – especially the upper floors where they live – and Melania was no exception.
In her memoirs she wrote that she concentrated on “Restoring a dozen rooms in the private home, because the existing style was outdated and not to my taste.” She even designed a new carpet for one of the most important family rooms.
In the meantime, Donald Trump put his own touch at the place with his notorious 'Diet Cola' button – a red button on the desk of the Oval Office that, when he pressed it, was brought in his favorite drink on a silver tray.
The president is known for his love for gold, given his world -famous Trump tower in Manhattan, and that played a major role in the decorations
Trump would take instructions from his beloved Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida to help re-design
In her first term of office of the White House, Melania Trump worked with designer Tham Kannalikham to put back a number of rooms, including the yellow oval room, the bedroom of the Queens and the middle room.
She Detailed her work in her memoirs 'Melania', writing her goal was to preserve 'the history and beauty of the White House for future generations'.
She said that the yellow oval room in the home was a 'favorite' and that she designed the rug on the floor.
“I carefully selected beautiful antiques from the Collection of the White House,” she wrote in 'Melania'. “I personally designed an adapted carpet with American beauty roses, blue ribbons and a Trellis motif to bind everything together.”
She also squeezed the Prival President's Private Court and the Queen's bedroom, named after Elizabeth II who slept there.
Melania noted that they 'replaced the old bed with a more refined piece, lighter carpet with flowers and the walls painted a delicate pink shade'.
She also recovered a lot from the floor in the State Rooms on the first floor, which had not been repaired for years and hundreds of visitors walk over it every month.
Each family puts its own stamp on the home, so that it reflects the needs of the passengers. For example, the Obamas, who had two young daughters, made the upper floor of the White House homely and child -friendly.
Anchor and senior correspondent Kaitlan Collins from the White House said that the Oval Office now has much more of the Trump stamp '
Donald Trump takes questions after signing executive orders at Mar-A-Lago
For the rooms upstairs, which was the personal living space of the Trump family, Melania used soft pastel colors – yellow paint on the walls, pink and blue furniture, light -colored carpets – to give a relaxing and inviting feeling.
She also added a tennis pavilion to the site and renovated some damaged furniture and accessories in the eastern room and the red room. And – too much controversy – she has done the rose garden of the White House.
Donald Trump has left his mark on the Oval Office, including the now notorious Cola button Diet.
He could press the button when he wanted the soft drink, which he constantly drank. Walt Nauta, his personal valet that the White House left with him, was in charge of answering the call. Nauta would bring Trump a glass of cola light on a silver tray.
Trump even joked about the red button, who was on his phone and said people thought it was to activate nuclear weapons.
“Everyone gets a little nervous when I put on that button,” he said.
Trump also showed photos of his parents and his Challenge Coin Collection. He also showed a model of his redesign for Air Force One, painted in the same blue, red and white as his Trump Force One.
The Oval Office has always been renewed to reflect the resident. For example, Biden used a dark blue carpet on the floor. Trump used a soft beige.
'Just in the Oval Office there are golden Vermeil sculptures, medallions, gold eagles, gilded rococo mirrors on the doors and even the TV remote control of Trump is' wrapped in gilded
Trump also wants to build a ballroom on the South Lawn
Both men used the determined desk, which was built from the wood of the British ship and to America given by Queen Victoria.
Each president also chooses his own artworks, which became a subject of controversy when Democrats Biden and Barack Obama removed a bust of Winston Churchill who had Republicans George W. Bush and Trump in the oval.
In addition to the decorations, the biggest question is who will hire the Trumps to become Chief Usher.
The Chief Usher is the head of household staff and activities in the White House. The holder of the function runs the 55,000 square feet, six floors of the White House Residence and supervises the permanent staff.
The person answers directly to the president and First Lady. They hire and firefighting personnel and manage the funds assigned by the congress to lead the house, including the costs of heating, lighting, air conditioning and the salaries of the staff.
The position pays around $ 200,000 a year.
The job, which was once a non-political, has become exactly with presidents who call their own choice to run the household.
