Replica Oval Office exhibit updated to reflect Trump's second-term decor

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What has changed in the replica Oval Office exhibit?

The People's House museum has updated its replica Oval Office to reflect Donald Trump's second-term decor. The exhibit now features polished vases, gold-toned swirling appliqués, 24 portraits in gilded frames, and decorative objects, aiming to recreate the ornate details Trump added to the actual office.

Who updated the replica Oval Office exhibit?

A network of specialty designers updated the display. These designers visited Trump's actual Oval Office while he was away to gather details for recreating the decor, including wall appliqués and decorative objects.

When did the replica Oval Office exhibit open?

The replica Oval Office exhibit opened in September 2024. It is designed to match the dimensions of the original Oval Office and is located near the White House.

How much did it cost to update the replica Oval Office?

The White House Historical Association, which created the replica, declined to state how much it cost to remake the exhibit. This information was not provided in the reports.