Trump's old desk in Trump Tower was big and constantly cluttered with various files...
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In the Oval Office, Trump has opted to use the famed Resolute desk. Queen Victoria gifted the piece of furniture — which was carved from timbers of the H.M.S. Resolute — to Rutherford B. Hayes.
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But, while Trump occasionally evokes a similarly muddled scene in the Oval Office...
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The sunburst-patterned rug in Trump's Oval Office is the same one that First Lady Nancy Reagan designed for her husband.
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Per tradition, the Oval Office is adorned with paintings of the sitting president's choosing.
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Trump displays portraits of George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, and Abraham Lincoln.
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Trump did have at least one presidential photo framed in his old office — a picture of him shaking hands with former US president Ronald Reagan.
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The jumble of frames in the Trump Tower office prompted Wall Street Journal reporter Monica Langley to call Trump's digs "a little bit junky" in 2015.
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Trump responded that he couldn't keep up with the items he was constantly being sent.
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But framed magazine covers featuring the then-businessman also took up a lot of room on the walls.
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While Trump's decision to display a portrait of president Andrew Jackson has attracted some criticism, the aesthetic sensibilities of his current wall hangings are less controversial.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump displayed an award from the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation in his Trump Tower workspace.
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As well as a couch-load of sports collectibles, from Tom Brady's Super Bowl helmet...
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In the Oval Office, he keeps a collection of law enforcement badges on the table behind his desk. Trump also reportedly wanted to display a 1987 letter from former president Richard Nixon, according to The Hill.
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He also displays The Bronco Buster. This equestrian statuette was previously kept in the Oval Office by Lyndon Johnson, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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And now, Trump can turn around and gaze out at the White House's South Lawn from his current vantage point.
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