Inside Biden's White House Before Trump Changes Everything

If you are a guest, you enter the White House from the East Wing. This year the first thing you see before entering is this incredible rotating starlight. Tatsha Robertson, our Editor-in-chief, said the East Wing lobby is the start of the tour and it’s packed with gorgeous greenery and garlands.

The White House always does the holiday season big! But with this being Biden’s final Christmas in the White House, the president added a few extra special touches, like live music playing as you walk down this stunning hallway.

Take a look at these festive trees right next to George Washington.

Nothing says cozy Christmas more than the decorations in the china room.

This room is the Cross Hall. Just overhead is a cloud of “peace doves.”

Ah, the annual Gingerbread White House is always a treat to see. According to the White House, this year it was inspired by the décor theme of a “Season of Peace and Light.” The replica includes a scene of ice skaters on the South Lawn.

Here’s a better look at all of those doves. You can’t see it, but if you stand by the truck, there’s a huge and beautiful portrait of President Obama that will be included in your photograph.

According to the White House, “This year’s Gold Star Tree exhibit is constructed of six oversized and stacked stars, representing all six branches of the military. Names of fallen service members are written on gold star ornaments on the four accompanying Christmas trees. The Gold Star Trees honor the heroic men and women of our Nation’s military who have laid down their lives for our country, those who are Missing in Action, and the families who carry on their legacies. May God bless our troops and their families.”

The ribbons below Abraham Lincoln read “let there be peace on earth.”

With this grand chandelier matching perfectly up to the star of the Christmas tree, this greened-out room just screams Christmas.

Most of the furniture in Biden’s Oval Office was picked out by his brother, he said.

This desk has been used by every U.S. president since 1880 except three, according to the White House Historical Association.

As you can imagine, the White House has several meeting rooms.

Many people don’t know this, but behind the Oval Office, there’s a private office just for the president. Biden said he uses this room to prepare for his speeches.

Biden picked out five of his personal favorite presidents to hang in the Oval Office.

Even though Biden’s brother chose most of the furniture in the office, the president said he’s the one that decided on this royal blue rug.

The president has two drawings of abolitionist Frederick Douglass in the White House.

The presidential couple are commemorated on one of the many trees up in the White House.

The president even has a wall full of art made by American children.

Family is very important to the president. He even has a photo gallery of some of his favorite pics with his family.

Hanging up, Biden also keeps a drawing of his childhood home in Pennsylvania.