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French interior designer (1888-1967)
Gold has been a recurring and symbolic element in White House interior design from the 19th century through the 21st, used to signal dignity, continuity, and personal taste across administrations. His...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House restoration combined historic furniture and scholarly research with visible changes to rooms, social customs, and institutional safeguards that preserved the work for ...
The Kennedy restoration in 1961 transformed the White House from a functional executive residence into a curated historic site, establishing institutional practices and organizations that anchored lon...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1961 White House restoration redefined the Executive Mansion from a functioning residence into a curated national museum, creating durable preservation structures and standards th...
Jacqueline Kennedy is the widely credited First Lady who , leading a professional team to reframe the Executive Mansion as a museum of the presidency and bringing that work to the public via a televis...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile, scholarly White House restoration in the early 1960s that moved beyond superficial redecorating to assemble authentic furniture, artwork, and documentation repre...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House restoration converted the executive residence into a deliberate , reflecting her personal style of scholarly elegance, historical authenticity, and carefully curated t...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1961 White House restoration concentrated primarily on the public —notably the Blue Room, Red Room, Green Room, and the State Dining Room—reframing the mansion as a historic museu...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile White House restoration beginning in 1961 that emphasized historical authenticity, scholarship, and public outreach, most visibly through a televised tour and the...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile White House restoration that aimed to return the executive mansion to a historically grounded, museum-quality presentation; the project combined furniture acquisi...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s restoration concentrated on the White House’s principal — notably the Red Room, Green Room, East Room, State Dining Room, and the Diplomatic Reception Room — while also influencin...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile, museum-grade restoration of the White House in the early 1960s that combined historical research, targeted acquisitions, institutional reforms, and public outrea...