From Deep State beige to MAGA gold: Trump’s WH glow-up has a bigger meaning...

Have you heard? President Trump is doing a MAGA remodel job on the White House. But this isn’t just your average interior decorating. This is warfare with wallpaper…

President Trump’s gold-plated revival of the Oval Office isn’t about style—it’s a signal. A message: MAGA is back, and this time it’s not just moving into the White House—it’s taking it over. Completely.

When Trump adds golden cherubs to the Oval Office, it’s not just a glittery flex. It’s a funeral—for the bland, beige, globalist style that’s ruled DC for decades. Gone are the limp, dusty ferns and boring “memory care” aesthetic of the Biden regime. And in their place is the New Golden Age: gold eagles, velvet curtains, and unapologetic luxurious Americana. Because Trump doesn’t just want to occupy the Oval Office—he wants to dominate it, own it, and package it up in the same bold energy that built this empire.

This is what it looks like when the wrecking ball shows up with opulent taste and a righteous score to settle.

The New York Post:

Donald Trump, the property developer, is busting out of the political straitjacket to bling the Oval Office and reimagine the White House.

From planning a “beautiful, magnificent” new ballroom to paving over the Rose Garden to create a convivial Mar-a-Lago- style terrace, the 45th-turned-47th president is determined to make his mark on the White House this time.

“It keeps my real estate juices flowing,” he told a reporter recently.

Just look at those dramatic portraits dripping in gold. A wall like that doesn’t just decorate—it dominates. It sends a message to everyone who walks through that door: power and history live here.

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a meeting in the Oval Office on April 7, 2025

President Trump is also ditching the old Bushy bravado but keeping some of the Barry touches. The New York Post piece goes on:

But last week he chose a temporary artistic addition to the grand foyer: a colorful painting of himself after last year’s assassination attempt in Butler, Pa., with his face bloodied and fist raised, capturing the iconic moment that he thinks may have turned the election for him.

The striking painting will stay in the foyer for two or three months, before a more traditional portrait takes its place. It replaced a modernistic portrait of Barack Obama, which was moved across the hall to replace one of George W. Bush. Bush was moved into the stairway that leads up the private residence, where he now sits alongside his father, a nice touch for the Bush family who are due to visit the White House for an event in the summer.

Keeping Obama’s portrait in pride of place in the foyer was driven in part because its modern frame matches the new Trump portrait but also, judging by Trump’s cordial demeanor with Obama at Jimmy Carter’s state funeral in January, he prefers him to Bush junior, whose presidency he has frequently disparaged as “failed,” citing the $8 trillion spent intervening in the Middle East, which achieved nothing but “death and destruction.”

Trump has also ordered a huge painting of Abraham Lincoln to be moved out of relative obscurity in the stairway into the cross hall to replace a portrait of Bill Clinton, which will find a new appropriate home.

What President Trump is doing by bringing opulence and grandeur to the White House isn’t some wild new idea—it’s a return to the old ways. He’s restoring the beauty and boldness that once defined these halls. Just take a look at what the White House used to look like, and compare it to how drab and ugly it looked when Biden was installed:

the white house actually used to look like this (this is not a joke) https://t.co/bxrZs6XvU4 pic.twitter.com/fKQNoaNsB9

— owen cyclops (@owenbroadcast) April 8, 2025

Over time they literally stripped the beauty and life out of the White House, all in the name of progress.

Just look at the before-and-after photos. It’s honestly sad what’s happened to the glory of the White House. But let’s be real—this is what so-called modern design has done to most of America.

this is one of my favorite image parings to show people. in person when you swipe back and forth you can sometimes see it rewire something in their brain about america. same room in the white house, before and after: pic.twitter.com/zx4yLnX3Al

— owen cyclops (@owenbroadcast) April 8, 2025

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As for Biden, nobody’s quite sure where his official portrait will end up. Maybe the basement? One thing’s for sure—it doesn’t fit the “everything that glitters is gold” vibe President Trump’s bringing back.

The New York Post piece continues.

Where the Joe Biden presidential portrait will go when it is completed is not yet clear, but it’s hard to avoid the quip that it belongs in the basement, or that it will have a horizontal format to befit his well-known position reclining on a beach chair.

The most marked change Trump has made to the White House, so far, however, is in the Oval Office, where he keeps adding more golden flourishes, most of which he flies in from his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla.

The gilding of his office began with seven golden urns placed on top of the mantlepiece, replacing ersatz shrubbery left by Biden.

Then he added gold cherubs above the doorways, ornate floral gold leaf appliques to the mantel frieze and walls, gilded Rococo mirrors hanging on the doors and side tables featuring golden eagles at their base. Even the lamps have gold touches, and on the president’s desk is a huge golden trophy from the FIFA World Cup.

He plans next to have gold leaf applied to the cornice moldings, which have been stripped back and painted in preparation.

Already the room looks far more lively and glamorous than it did under Biden.

A chandelier may be next on the decorating schedule, although the center of the ceiling is adorned with a historic plaster molding of an eagle so it may have to be two chandeliers side by side.

And speaking of portraits, President Trump has his mugshot hanging just outside the Oval Office—a bold reminder of the Biden regime’s lawfare and how he crushed it into dust.

This isn’t just about gold and velvet drapes—it’s about legacy. It’s about power. It’s about reclaiming every inch of a government that was hijacked by beige bureaucrats and Deep State blahness. President Trump isn’t just making America great again—he’s gilding the future in total defiance of the globalist past.

The White House was once stripped of all its soul and style. But now, it’s about to become a bold symbol of who’s back in charge: Trump and we the people.

President Trump is leaving his mark—not just on policy, but on the walls of power. The Deep State’s bland little clubhouse days are over. This is the Golden Age—and it’s 100 percent America First.

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