Gold has arrived in the White House
It is quite common for presidents of the United States, when they take office, to take care of the decoration of the Oval Office. It can not be said that the new tenants of the White House are characterized precisely by sobriety. The ornamentation of his many properties demonstrates his well-known taste for luxury and, although the President has promised not to impose his opulent style in the White House, he has wanted to give a small personal touch.
"It's a very special place, there I go to work, not to decorate," explained Donald Trump. This does not mean that the new president of the United States has given up creating an environment in which he feels more at ease. Thus, the Oval Office has become a few hours in a room bathed in gold, one of Trump's favorite colors, which now dye the curtains. In addition, he has recovered a bust of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill who had withdrawn Barack Obama.
The changes can be seen in the photographs taken during the signing of Trump's first executive order as the country's president, instructing government agencies to "ease Obamacare's burdens," as Barack Obama's healthcare reform is known to be. .
In the images you can clearly see the change of the golden curtains. His predecessor had opted in his last stage in the White House for some of red color. As for Churchill's bust, he arrived at the presidential residence in 2001, when George W. Bush received it as a gift from the British government after the 9/11 attacks, but Obama decided to withdraw it years later. Now, he's back on the table next to the president's desk.
It may surprise the speed with which the office has been adapted to the tastes of the new president, but it is not surprising, since the move took place in just six hours. That is the time that the official residence staff arranged to remove the belongings of the Obama family and redecorate with the indications of the new president of the United States
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