Donald Trump Reveals Newly Renovated Lincoln Bathroom in White House, Slams Old Design as ‘Inappropriate’

Following an extensive makeover of the White House's East Wing, US President Donald Trump has now turned his attention to the historic Lincoln Bathroom.

The President showcased the newly refurbished bathroom, featuring an opulent marble-and-gold theme, through a series of photos posted on his Truth Social account on Friday.

A Modern Touch with Historic Inspiration

The 80-year-old bathroom, once known for its pale green tiles and strip lighting, has undergone a striking transformation. The updated design highlights elegant white and gray marble walls, gold fittings, and ornate mirrors, as seen in more than a dozen images shared by Trump.

"I renovated the Lincoln Bathroom in the White House. It was renovated in the 1940s in an art deco green tile style, which was totally inappropriate for the Lincoln Era," Trump wrote on Truth Social.

He further added, "I did it in black and white polished Statuary marble. This was very appropriate for the time of Abraham Lincoln and, in fact, could be the marble that was originally there!"

First Major Renovation Inside the Executive Mansion

According to AFP, the Lincoln Bathroom remodel marks the first significant renovation within the executive mansion itself since reports emerged of a $300 million East Wing demolition project in October to make way for a new ballroom. The revamped bathroom is located near the Lincoln Bedroom on the second floor of the White House residence.

Trump's Ongoing White House Redesign Projects

Since returning to office, Trump has launched multiple renovation efforts across the presidential estate. The Oval Office has been adorned with gold accents, the Rose Garden's grass replaced with a stone patio, and two massive flagpoles have been erected on the north and south lawns.

While these upgrades have attracted both attention and criticism, Trump appears determined to leave his mark on the historic residence. The Lincoln Bedroom, once President Abraham Lincoln's working office and cabinet room, was renamed in 1945 by President Harry Truman, who filled it with period furnishings from Lincoln's era, as noted by the White House Historical Association.