Following President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, the Oval Office has undergone a transformation, with notable changes reflecting his personal style. One of the most talked-about updates is the return of the Diet Coke button, which had been removed during President Biden’s term. The button, which summons a Diet Coke directly to Trump’s desk, is a signature quirk from his first term. The office’s decor now includes a mix of historical portraits, busts of Winston Churchill and Martin Luther King Jr., and Trump’s previous design choices, like gold curtains and a neutral-toned rug. The room also features new personal touches, including a bouquet of flowers, silver eagle figures, and a gold paperweight with Trump’s name.
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