The decorations and paintings on display in Biden's Oval Office all seem to indicate the type of leadership he is aiming for.

President Joe Biden has changed the layout of his Oval Office at the White House with images of former leaders and American icons.

The Oval Office is an image that always comes with the power and majesty of the US president.

Biden's Oval Office impresses with numerous portraits and bust of famous American historical figures.

President Biden's office said the paintings were paired to "confirm that differences in opinion are essential for democracy".

"This room was specially set up for the first working day today," said Ashley Williams, deputy director of operations at the Oval Office, while giving a Washington Post reporter a tour of the room before General

"It is important for the President to step into an Oval Office that looks like America and give a glimpse of his goal as head of country," Williams said.

Bust of Martin Luther King Jr. Bust

The new US president also tends to show respect for the values of the Democratic Party base through historical references.

The room also features bust of activists Rosa Parks and Eleanor Roosevelt and a horse-rider sculpture made by artist Allan Houser of the Chiricahua tribe.

The bust of the founding father of Benjamin Franklin hung to the left of the Consistency Table to show Biden's appreciation for his scientific pursuit.

The room also has two paintings of the late presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln and the bust of the late Senator Daniel Webster, who strongly defended the Northern Union.

The pale yellow curtains under President Donald Trump are replaced with darker yellow curtains, once chosen by President Bill Clinton.

The furniture, including the couch and other small tables, all come from the White House collection, so they look familiar to those who have looked closely at the room.

The flags of the military units once hung by Trump behind the Resilience Table are now gone.

An object removed from the Oval Office is a portrait of former President Andrew Jackson.

But the fact that Trump chose to hang a portrait of Jackson made him face allegations of racism.

The Act has contributed to the tragedy "Road Tears".

Trump also displays the bust of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the Oval Office.

One thing at the Oval Office that couldn't be touched was the Consistent Table.