President Trump's Oval Office features a lavish array of gold decorations, including frames, statues, and trophies, designed by his 'gold guy' from Mar-a-Lago. This maximalist style has drawn varied reactions, with some labeling it as tacky or gaudy. Art historian Robert Wellington suggests that Trump's fondness for this golden aesthetic symbolizes an emulation of elite opulence reminiscent of Louis XIV. He posits that Trump's decor aims to create an illusion of material success, reinforcing his image of power as president.
Trump's decoration style in the Oval Office reflects a maximalist approach filled with gold, eliciting mixed reactions ranging from admiration to criticism of its gaudiness.
The White House decor includes gold statues and gilded carvings, echoing the opulence of Versailles, which Trump uses to project power and success.
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