President Obama hosts a meeting in the State Dining Room in 2010 (White House - Pete Souza)
President Obama hosts a meeting in the State Dining Room in 2009 (White House - Pete Souza)
The north wall in 2008; the door to the Butler's Pantry is at left (Daniel)
The drapes in 2008 (S. G. Brooks)
The State Dining Room in 2006 (White House)
The State Dining Room in 2006, looking southwest (White House)
The State Dining Room in 2006, looking northwest into the Butler's Pantry (Spificwoman13)
The State Dining Room in 2005, at Christmastime
President Bush poses with the Northwestern U women's lacrosse team in 2005; this photo caused a stir in the press
when reporters noticed that many of the girls were wearing flip flops rather than shoes (White House | David Bohrer)
when reporters noticed that many of the girls were wearing flip flops rather than shoes (White House | David Bohrer)
The State Dining Room, circa 2004, looking southwest (White House)
The State Dining Room in 2001, at Christmastime (Wasylik)
The State Dining Room, circa 2001, looking northwest (Evan Wagner)
  Empire couch as it was when donated to the White House in 1962 and as it is in the Red Room (WHHA, White House) |
The Red Room in 2008 (C-SPAN)
The Red Room in 2006 at Christmastime (cdhopk)
The Red Room in 2005 at Christmastime (cressonc)
The Red Room in 2002
 The East Room in 2009, looking southeast (Time - Brooks Kraft)  Part of the performance by Stevie Wonder in 2009 (White House - Pete Souza)  Kenny Chesney performing at a dinner for Australian Prime Minister John Howard in 2006, looking south (White House - Paul Morse)  The East Room set for after-dinner conversation at Christmastime in 2006 (Amber Kurusz)  Cast from the musical Jersey Boys performing at a luncheon for Senate wives in 2006, looking east (White House - Shealah Craighead)   Barack Obama and President Felipe Calderón of Mexico descend the Grand Staircase in 2010 (White House - Pete Souza) |
Entrance Hall và Cross Hall
là phần trung tâm trong bản thiết kế của kiến trúc sư James Hoban cho Nhà Trắng. Nó là lối vào chính dẫn vào bên trong Nhà Trắng. Chân dung của cố tổng thống William Henry Harison được treo tại Cross Hall.
là phần trung tâm trong bản thiết kế của kiến trúc sư James Hoban cho Nhà Trắng. Nó là lối vào chính dẫn vào bên trong Nhà Trắng. Chân dung của cố tổng thống William Henry Harison được treo tại Cross Hall.
 Grand Staircase in 2008 (C-SPAN)  Greeting British PM Tony Blair Entrance Hall in 2007 (Time - Corbis)  Buffing the floor, around 2007 (Corbis)  Bill Clinton's official portrait in 2005 (haleychura)  Plaque in the floor of the Entrance Hall commemorating the 1792 building, 1817 rebuilding, 1902 renovation, and 1952 reconstruction.  Grand Staircase, circa 2002 (White House)  A butler traverses the Cross Hall toward the East Room in 2006 (Time - Brooks Kraft)  George W Bush strolls down the Cross Hall with the prime minister of Japan in 2006 (White House)  George W Bush with the prime minister of Great Britain in 2006 (White House)  George W Bush strolls down the Cross Hall with Russian President Vladimir Putin, circa 2003 (White House) |
Blue Room
White House Blue Room has furniture from the time of President James Monroe.
Blue Room – là nơi ký kết các hoạt động ngoại giao. Căn phòng được thiết kế theo hình oval. Mặc dù được trang trí lại nhiều lần nhưng nó vẫn giữ được màu xanh da trời ban đầu ( từ năm 1837 dưới thời tổng thống Martin Van Buren).
Tầng 2
  Chief Usher Rochon with visitors in the Blue Room in 2008 (Daniel)  The Blue Room in 2006 (Ejconkey)  The 1902 McKim sofa, circa 2005 (jrazz12)  The Blue Room in 2001 at Christmastime (Wasylik) |
The Kitchen in 2009, looking north (White House - Pete Souza)
Phòng bếplà nơi phục vụ các bữa ăn và tiệc tùng cho Nhà Trắng. Có 5 đầu bếp làm việc toàn thời gian, có khả năng nấu ăn cho 140 người.
 The first lady reviews dinner preparations in 2009, looking west (Getty)  The first lady reviews dinner preparations in 2009 (Getty)  The Kitchen staff preparing for a state dinner in 2005 (White House - Shealah Craighead)  The White House Kitchen, circa 2004  The White House Kitchen in 1992, looking southeast (HABS)  The White House Kitchen in 1992, looking northwest (HABS)  Christmas pastries being made in 1991 (George Bush Library)  Nancy Reagan checking on final preparations for a state dinner in 1982 (Reagan Library)  Preparations for a state dinner in 1981 (Reagan Library)  The Kitchen in 1971, shortly after renovation in August, looking southeast (White House curator)  The Kitchen in 1971, shortly after renovation in August, looking southeast (White House curator)  Kitchen staff preparing the cake for Tricia Nixon's wedding to Edward Cox in 1971 (Library of Congress)  White House chef in 1967 (Life)  View to the southeast in 1960, from the Kitchen Pantry (National Geographic - Thomas Nebbia)  Mamie Eisenhower in the Kitchen in 1958 (Life)  Mamie Eisenhower in the Kitchen in 1958 (Life)  The Truman-era Kitchen in 1952 (Truman Library)  The Truman-era Kitchen in 1952, as the reconstruction was being completed (Truman Library)  The Truman-era Kitchen in 1948, before the reconstruction (Truman Library)  Recreation of the Kitchen, circa 1943 (Backstairs at the White House)  The newly renovated Kitchen in 1935, looking southwest into the pantry  The newly renovated Kitchen in 1935, looking east  The Kitchen in 1935, before renovation, looking east  The Kitchen in 1935, looking southwest, before renovation (National Park Service)  The Kitchen, circa 1934, looking northeast  The Kitchen, circa 1933, looking northeast  Recreation of the Kitchen, circa 1923 (Backstairs at the White House)  The Kitchen in the Taft era around 1909 (Library of Congress - Harris & Ewing)  The Kitchen in the Taft era around 1909, looking east (Library of Congress - Harris & Ewing)  The Kitchen in the Theodore Roosevelt era in 1904 (Library of Congress - Waldon Fawcett)  The Kitchen in the Theodore Roosevelt era in 1904, looking east (Library of Congress - Waldon Fawcett)  The Kitchen in the Theodore Roosevelt era in 1904, looking southeast (Library of Congress - Waldon Fawcett)  The Kitchen in the Theodore Roosevelt era in 1904, looking southwest into the pantry (Library of Congress - Waldon Fawcett)  The Kitchen in the Theodore Roosevelt era in 1903, looking southwest (Library of Congress - Barnett McFee Clindinst)  The McKinley-era Kitchen, circa 1901, looking southwest (Library of Congress - CM Bell)  The McKinley-era Kitchen in 1901, looking east (Library of Congress - CM Bell)  The White House Kitchen, looking northeast, circa 1892; in the upper left is the old kitchen in the Jackson era; upper right is Chester Arthur's Chef Hugo Ziemann (White House) |
The Vermeil Room in 2010 (White House - Chuck Kenndy)
Vermeil Roomlà căn phòng treo chân dung của các đời Đệ nhất Phu nhân.
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The Vermeil Room in 2008, looking southwest (Architectural Digest)
The Vermeil Room in 2008, looking west (C-SPAN)
The Vermeil Room in 2008, looking northeast (C-SPAN)
The Vermeil Room in 2007 (Sara E Jensen)
The Vermeil Room in 2006 at Christmastime, looking south (cdhopk)
The Vermeil Room in 2006 (Amber Kurusz)
The Vermeil Room in 2005, looking south (Annie & Capo)
The Vermeil Room, circa 2004
The Vermeil Room at Christmastime in 2004 (Kristin J. Forbes)
The Vermeil Room, 2001, looking south (Wasylik)
The Vermeil Room, circa 1990, looking southwest (White House)
The Vermeil Room, circa 1981, looking southwest (White House Historical Association)
The Kennedy Vermeil Room, around 1962 (James Archer Abbot collection)
Diagram of the Vermeil Room as planned by the Kennedys in 1962 (National Geographic - Robert W Nicholson)
The Vermeil Room in 1960, looking northeast (Kennedy Library - Robert Knudsen)
The Vermeil Room in 1960, looking southeast (Kennedy Library - Robert Knudsen)
The Vermeil Room in 1960, looking west (National Geographic - Thomas Nebbia)
The Vermeil Room in 1960, looking northwest (National Geographic - Thomas Nebbia)
The "Social Room" during the Truman reconstruction in 1949, looking southwest (Truman Library - Abbie Rowe)
The "Social Room" in 1948, looking west (Truman Library [mislabeled as "Library"] - Abbie Rowe)
Phòng vệ sinh cho nữ (Ladies' Lavatory):The Vermeil Room allows access to a ladies' lounge and lavatory. When it was first added, it was a men's lavatory, and the men's room off the Library was a ladies' room. |
The Ladies' Lounge in 2007 (Sarah E Jensen)
The Ladies' Lounge and Lavatory in 1992 (HABS)
China Room
hiện nay được sử dụng là phòng gặp mặt của Tổng Thống Obama, mới đây nhất là cuộc gặp mặt với Dalai Lama và một cuộc hội thảo về âm nhạc cổ điển của các nhạc sĩ nổi tiếng.
 The Obamas wait for the President of Mexico in 2010 (White House - Pete Souza)  Chief Justice John Roberts administers the oath of office second time in 2009 (White House - Pete Souza)  The Map Room in 2008, looking north (C-SPAN)  The Map Room in 2008, looking west (C-SPAN)  The Map Room in 1999, looking east (White House Historical Association)  President Clinton reviews designs for his official portrait in his final days in the White House in 2001, looking southeast  The map cabinet (HABS)  The map room in 1992 (HABS)  The Map Room in 1992, looking southwest  First Dog Millie in the Map Room in 1991, with a model of the construction of the White House (Bush Library)  The room around 1979 (White House Historical Association)  Rosalynn Carter being interviewed by David Hartman of Good Morning America in 1978, looking southeast (NARA - Carter Library)  President Nixon discusses China in 1972 (Corbis - Bettman)  Jackie Kennedy finalizing details in the room as curator's office in 1962  The room as it served Calvin Coolidge in the capacity of a billiards hall, looking northwest (White House Historical Association - Ralph Waldo Magee) Thư viện của Nhà Trắng – trước đây căn phòng từng là phòng giặt đồ, phòng đợi và đến năm 1935 nó chính thức trở thành thư viện của Nhà Trắng. Được trang trí theo phong cách khá hiện đại và không sang trọng như những căn phòng ở tầng 1 nên nó thường được dùng làm phòng trà và phòng gặp mặt. |
The Library in 2008 (Architectural Digest)
The Library in 2007 (Sarah E Jensen)
Preparing for President Bush's speech in 2007 (Time - Brooks Kraft)
The Library in 2006 (Amber Kurusz)
The Library in 2006 at Christmastime (cdhopk)
The Library, circa 2005
Laura Bush showing off Christmas decor in the Library in 2001 (White House [mislabeled as Map Room])
The Library around 1995 (Clinton Library)
USSR President Gorbachev with Ronald Reagan in 1987 (Reagan Library)
The room around 1981 (White House Historical Association)
Jimmy Carter delivering his version of FDR's fireside chats in the Library in 1977 (Carter Library)
Jimmy Carter in the Library in 1977 (NARA - Carter Library)
Gerald Ford, having delivered a speech on television in 1975 (Library of Congress)
Library around 1975 (White House Historical Association)
Richard Nixon delivery a speech from the Library in 1972 (Mason University)
Richard Nixon appearing on "A Conversation with the President" in 1970 (NARA)
The Library in 1965 (Life - Francis Miller)
The Library in 1963 (White House Historical Association)
The Library open for the tour of the Kennedy decor (White House)
The Library in 1960 (National Geographic - Stewart & McBain)
The Eisenhower family during the televised special celebrating the president's birthday in 1958, looking north (Eisenhower Library)
The Library after the Truman reconstruction in 1952, looking southwest (Truman Library - Report of the CREM)
The Library after the Truman reconstruction in 1952, looking northwest (Truman Library)
The Library in 1948, looking west (Truman Library)
The Library in 1948, looking northwest (U of Utah Marriott Library | Truman Library)
The Library in 1948 (U of Utah Marriott Library | Truman Library)
 The Diplomatic Reception Room in 2010 (White House - Pete Souza) |
được trang trí với hình ảnh của 50 tiểu bang. Nó được dùng làm phòng gặp gỡ với các vị khách trước các sự kiện lớn.
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 2009 (Time - Jim Watson)
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 2008 (Daniel)
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 2008 (Daniel)
George and Laura Bush meet with the news media in 2006 (White House)
The room with its American landscapes wallpaper in 2006, looking south (Ejconkey)
The room in 2006, looking southwest (Spificwoman13)
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 2006, looking southeast (White House - Eric Draper)
Barney in the vestibule in 2004 (White House - Alex Cooney)
The Diplomatic Reception Room, circa 1999 (White House Historical Association)
The Diplomatic Reception Room with its American landscapes wallpaper, circa 1995 (White House)
The Diplomatic Reception Room, 1992 (HABS)
The vestibule, 1992 (HABS)
USSR Prime Minister and Ronald Reagan in 1987 (Reagan Library)
The Reagans in 1982 (Reagan Library)
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 1975 (White House Historical Association)
The Diplomatic Reception Room around 1963 (White House Historical Association)
The room in 1960 [wide] (National Geographic)
The Eisenhowers accept a gift of furniture in 1960 (Eisenhower Library)
The Diplomatic Reception Room, circa 1957 (Eisenhower Library)
The Diplomatic Reception Room entrance in 1952 (Truman Library - Abbie Rowe)
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 1952, after the Truman reconstruction (Truman Library - Abbie Rowe)
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 1952, as Harry Truman shows it to newsman Walter Cronkite
The Diplomatic Reception Room in 1948, before the Truman reconstruction (Truman Library - Abbie Rowe)
The Roosevelts with President Barclay of Liberia in 1943 (Library of Congress - Roger Smith)
The White House sous-chef clips rosemary to use in an upcoming dinner in 2007 (Time | Brooks Kraft)
Vườn Jacqueline Kennedy - là khu vườn mà Đệ nhất Phu nhân Jacqueline Kennedy cùng với kiến trúc sư nhà vườn Rachel Lambert Mellon và Perry Wheeler đã cải tạo từ Rose Garden và East Garden khi chồng bà đương nhiệm. Đệ nhất Phu nhân Bird Johnson đã đổi tên từ East Garden thành Jacqueline Kennedy Garden để ghi nhận sự cống hiến của phu nhân tổng thống Jacqueline đối với việc tu sửa Nhà Trắng.
 Garden in 2008, looking south (Daniel)  Garden in 2008, looking west (Daniel)  Bench in 2007 (Steven Brawley)  Pergola and garden in 2006 (Lafayette)  Pergola and garden in 2006 (Lafayette)  Pergola and garden in 2006 (Mcm4president)  Informal entertaining in the garden, circa 2005 (White House - Paul Morse)  Salvia’s purple hues balance the Chrysanthemums’ orange flair during the 2004 season (White House - Tina Hager)  East side in 1992, looking north at the Garden Room (HABS)  Overview in 1992, looking northeast (HABS)  Overview in 1992, looking northwest (HABS)  Overview in 1991, looking northeast (HABS)  The garden 1966 (Corbis - Conde Nast)  Overview in 1952, replanted after the construction work on the Residence  Overview in 1952, replanted after the construction work on the Residence (Truman Library - Abbie Rowe)  Garden and East Wing in 1952 (Truman Library - Abbie Rowe)  East Garden reflecting pool, circa 1940 (Library of Congress - Theodor Horydczak)  East Garden reflecting pool in 1921 (Library of Congress - Frances Benjamin Johnston)  Early color photo of President Wilson and second wife Edith by the East Garden reflecting pool in 1916  The East Garden, circa 1910 (Library of Congress - Harris & Ewing)  The garden with glassed-in colonnade, circa 1909 (Library of Congress)  Overview circa 1904, with open colonnade (Library of Congress - Harris & Ewing)  Overview circa 1904, with open colonnade (Library of Congress) |
The China Room in 2006 (Ejconkey)
China Room là phòng trưng bày bộ sưu tập đồ gốm sứ của Đệ nhất Phu nhân Caroline Harrison. Màu đỏ của căn phòng được lựa chọn giống với màu áo mà Đệ nhất Phu nhân mặc trong bức chân dung.
Reagan and Clinton china on display in 2000 (Nick Valenziano)
The China Room, circa 1999
The China Room in 1992, looking southwest (HABS)
The China Room in 1992, looking northeast (HABS)
Barbara Bush helps Millie put her pawprint on a holiday greeting card in 1991 (White House)
The China Room in 1975 (White House Historical Association)
Luci Johnson in 1966, looking north (Life)
The Kennedy China Room, around 1962 (James Archer Abbot collection)
The China Room in 1960 (Kennedy Library - Robert Knudsen)
Mamie shows off the the china around 1959
Guests visit the room in 1958 (Life)
The room in the Eisenhower era, circa 1957 (Eisenhower Library)
The China Room in the Truman era, circa 1954 (White House postcard)
The China Room in 1952, before paint (Truman Library)
The China Room in 1948, before the Truman reconstruction, looking east (Truman Library)
The China Room in 1948, before the Truman reconstruction, looking southwest (Truman Library)
The China Room in 1944 (Life)
The China Room around 1930, during the Hoover era, with portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln (NARA)
The China Room around 1927
The China Room in 1918 (White House)
Men's LavatoryThe China Room provides access to a men's lavatory. When it was first added, it was a women's lavatory, and the ladies' room off the Vermeil Room was a men's room. |
Men's Lavatory in 2000 (Nick Valenziano)
The men's lavatory accessible from the China Room, in 1992 (HABS)
Bãi cỏ phía Nam
Kitchen Garden – là khu vườn được Đệ Nhất phu nhất Michelle Obama chăm sóc rất cẩn thận, nó cung cấp rau sạch cho chính phòng bếp của Nhà Trắng.'
| Tổ ong bên trong Nhà Trắng. |
Charlie Brant, người thợ mộc lâu năm tại Nhà Trắng nuôi ong vừa để cung cấp mật cho phòng bếp vừa là để lũ ong thụ phấn cho Kitchen Garden.
| Sân tennis + sân bóng rổ. |
Bóng rổ là môn thể thao ưa thích của Tổng thống Obama. Sân tennis của Nhà Trắng cũng đồng thời là sân bóng rổ.
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| Nhà Trắng đồng ý tham gia dự án mới của Google để giới thiệu những công trình kiến trúc và các tác phẩm nghệ thuật đến với người dùng Internet, giúp mọi người có thể đi thăm quan các địa điểm mà không cần rời khỏi nhà của mình. |
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| Lần đầu tiên những căn phòng sinh hoạt chung và các tác phẩm nghệ thuật bên trong Nhà Trắng được công bố rõ ràng và tỉ mỉ nhất với toàn thế giới. |
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| 139 tác phẩm nghệ thuật, 13 phòng sinh hoạt chung gồm phòng ăn, thư viện, phòng tiếp khách của phủ tổng thống Mỹ nằm trong thư viện của Google Art Project. |
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| Trong lời mời tham quan Nhà Trắng, bà Obama nói đây không chỉ là nơi sinh sống của gia đình tổng thống hay nơi diễn ra những cuộc gặp cấp cao giữa những nhà lãnh đạo mà còn được biết đến như là "Ngôi nhà của người dân" . Vì thế nó sẽ được mở cửa cho tất cả mọi người cùng chiêm ngưỡng. |
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| Nhiều khách du lịch đã ghé thăm và trầm trồ trước các tác phẩm trong Nhà Trắng. |
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| Chân dung các đời tổng thống Mỹ và đệ nhất phu nhân trên tường bên trong Nhà Trắng. |
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| Người dùng có thể chiêm ngưỡng từng góc độ của các căn phòng tráng lệ trong phủ tổng thống Mỹ. |
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| Một phòng ăn mà gia đình tổng thống sử dụng. |
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| Phòng trưng bày những đồ lưu niệm quý giá của Nhà Trắng. |
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| Khi mới ra mắt năm 2011, dự án Google Art Project cho phép người dùng thăm quan 17 bảo tàng của 9 quốc gia và nay đã có kho dữ liệu của 151 bảo tàng từ 40 nước trên thế giới. |
Trang trí & vật dụng Nội thất
Bellange Chairs and SofaThe bergère, sofa, and fauteuils of the Blue Room. |  |
The China CollectionThe White House's collection of china in the China Room dates from George Washington himself, although the collection is not complete. |  |
George WashingtonThe portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart (circa 1797) is one of several replicas painted by Gilbert Stuart of his "Landsdowne" portrait.It is the only object known to have remained in the White House since 1800 (except during renovations). This is the painting that Dolley Madison famously stayed late to ensure was rescued (by breaking the frame) when British troops sacked Washington and burned the White House and other government buildings. |  |
Lincoln BedA guest bed purchased by Mary Todd Lincoln, which has served several presidents as well as White House guests. |  |
The Resolute DeskThis ornately-carved desk is used by most presidents in the Oval Office or Treaty Room study. |  |
The Rough RiderCommemorating TR's participation in the Spanish American War in the Rough Riders, this portrait was painted in 1909 by Tadé (Thadeus) Styka, a polish-born New York painter who also painted FDR's mother, Sarah. He was known for fast paintings, not meticulous detail, and TR's uniform is not entirely accurate. Nevertheless, it's one of the most recognized pieces in the White House collection. |  |
Signing of the Peace Protocol Between Spain and the United States, August 12, 1898To commemorate the end of the Spanish American War, artist Theobald Chartran painted the signing of the peace protocol between Spain and the United States in 1899. It hangs today in the Treaty Room, which was named for the event.President McKinley dominates the left side, behind the calendar and letterbox on his desk. French Ambassador Jules Cambon, acting on behalf of Spain, signs the treaty at the Treaty Table. US Secretary of State William R Day sits next to the French Ambassador. The warm glow of the light and the partly opened window belie what was actually a hot but stormy afternoon. |  |
Treaty TableOrinally used for Cabinet meetings; now used as a desk in the president's study, the Treaty Room. |  |
White House PianoThe custom Steinway and others. |  |
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