Archive · 24 Aug 2025
White House Rose Garden Renovated With Stone Patio
The White House Rose Garden got a makeover!
The garden, located between the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, was redone by the President.
They spent $1.9 million to replace the grass with stone tiles, like at Mar-a-Lago.
The new garden has tile floors, seating, and green bushes.
This was done after the President returned to the White House.
A new system was added to help with drainage.
The President said that the grass was causing issues for guests wearing heels.
The White House Rose Garden underwent a $1.9 million renovation.
The renovation replaced the grass with stone tiles and added Mar-a-Lago-inspired elements.
The project was completed after the President returned to office in January.
The updated garden features tile flooring, formal seating, and lush green bushes.
A new drainage system was installed to prevent water accumulation.
- Who
- The President
- What
- Renovation of the White House Rose Garden.
- When
- Completed after January.
- Where
- White House Rose Garden, Washington D.C.
- Why
- To improve the area with stone tiles and to solve the problem for the people wearing heels.
Criticisms
Approval
Opposition
Criticisms
Some people opposed the redesign.
Approval
N/A
- Cost
- $1.9 million
- Location
- White House Rose Garden, Washington D.C.
- Features
- Stone tiles, formal seating, lush green bushes
- Reason for renovation
- Address grass issue
- Inspiration
- Mar-a-Lago