The Oval Office has long been much more than the U.S. President’s place of work, as its furniture and decoration reflect the personal tastes of the White House. However, Donald Trump’s predilection for gold finishes and recharged interiors has turned his latest redesign into a topic of national conversation, especially by comparing it to the much more sober office of his predecessor, Barack Obama. Trump began to leave his mark on the Oval Office…
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The Oval Office has long been much more than the U.S. President’s place of work, as its furniture and decoration reflect the personal tastes of the White House. However, Donald Trump’s predilection for gold finishes and recharged interiors has turned his latest redesign into a topic of national conversation, especially by comparing it to the much more sober office of his predecessor, Barack Obama. Trump began to leave his mark on the Oval Office…