Trump has been President of the United States for roughly eight hours and he's already doing important presidential things—like redecorating his Oval Office. As Trump sat at the Resolute desk to sign his first executive order (about Obamacare—surprise, surprise), America noticed a very Trump-y change to the Oval Office's decor: gold curtains.
This morning, when President Obama left the Oval Office for the last time, the curtains in the iconic room were red.
Now? They're Trump gold. Because, when it comes to decor, any gold is Trump gold, right?
While the Trump family will be able to integrate their signature sense of style in small ways (like with giant curtains), they won't be able to, say, refinish everything in head-to-toe marble. So there's that.
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