All the changes President Trump has made to his White House office since taking over from Biden

Donald Trump has not only made some drastic policy changes since becoming President but he’s also started to change the decor of his office.

Trump was inaugurated for the second time on January 20 and is now the 47th President of the United States.

Trump was sworn in as president on Monday. Credit: Pool / Gett

It’s clear that he wasn’t a huge fan of the previous administration’s policies, but it turns out that he also wasn’t a fan of what Joe Biden did with the Oval Office either.

Sadly, we aren’t privy to the meetings that take place in there, but we can find out what it looks like.

So here’s a detailed look at the changes Trump has made since his return to the White House:

Portrait UpdatesDuring President Joe Biden’s administration, the Oval Office featured portraits of historical figures, including Founding Father Benjamin Franklin and President Franklin D. Roosevelt, per the Associated Press.

However, Trump has replaced Franklin’s portrait with one of Andrew Jackson, the seventh U.S. President, known for his controversial legacy. Additionally, the Roosevelt portrait has been swapped for an image of George Washington, the nation’s first president.

Trump has also reintroduced a bust of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, which had been a fixture during his initial presidency, per the Independent.

Trump has made some immediate changes to the Oval Office. Credit: Anna Moneymaker/Getty

Military Flags ReturnThe five military service flags, representing each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, have been reinstated around the Oval Office desk. These flags were a hallmark of Trump’s first term and have now made a comeback.

A Lighter Oval Office RugBiden had opted for a dark blue rug during his time in office, but Trump has replaced it with a neutral, lighter-colored rug reminiscent of the one used during his first presidency.

Personal TouchesAs with previous presidents, Trump has brought in personal photographs to decorate the space. Notable images include photos of his Scottish mother, Mary Anne MacLeod Trump, and snapshots of his children. These additions lend a familial feel to the historic office.

Trump wasted no time in settling in. Credit: Jabin Botsford /The Washington Post via Getty Images

The ‘Diet Coke Button’One of the most talked-about features of Trump’s first term was the so-called “Diet Coke button” installed on the Resolute Desk.