Breaking: Oval Office Renovation Stopped After What They Found Inside Obama’s Room

Acting and ex administration staffers have come forward in regards to the renovation of the White House, and Trump’s inherent dislike of parts of the residence, confirmed under Obama administration.

Those particular once incorporate updating a 27-year-old H.V.A.C. system, upgrading I.T. systems, and fixing the South Portico steps for the first time since way back to the Eisenhower administration. Naturally, the structural alterations offered the new administration an opportunity to alter the decor as well, which is an opportunity that Trump would surely cherish.

CBS News went to the new projects, which incorporate a refreshing of the Navy mess, the West Wing’s V.I.P. lobby, on top of the Roosevelt Room, which is now dedicated to both our 26th president and Sheraton Conference Centers.

The Oval Office itself got something fresh, changing up the mid-century modern furniture and curtains for some amazing looking gold-hued upholstery, and switching up Barack Obama’s striped yellow wallpaper with a curious gray print that Trump himself decided would fit best.

”[Mr. Trump] wanted to bring back the luster and the glory of the White House,” stated the White House official, who opened up only under the condition of anonymity. “The Obama wallpaper was very damaged. There were a lot of stains on it,” the official stated.