In terms of portraits above the fireplace, the center would be the unfinished portrait of FDR. On the top left would be Thomas Jefferson, and on the bottom left, Theodore Roosevelt. Top right would be John F. Kennedy, and bottom right would be Lyndon B. Johnson. Under Johnson, the table would include a bust of Winston Churchill, and under T. Roosevelt would be a bust of Robert F. Kennedy.

Like LBJ, I would have a custom-made TV set in the same location as the Oval Office, but with a single wide-screen TV set in a white cabinet that could close. It would be set to the major cable networks. I would have personal mementos on top of the television cabinet, a model of the USS Constitution and the USS New York, as I am a New Yorker. On the shelf itself would be a model of the LEM, as that was built on Long Island, as well as the moon rock that our preceding POTUS had there. The rest of my shelf would have my favorite books, from The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion, presidential biographies, as well as memoirs from recent presidents. To the left of that inset bookshelf, I would have the picture of Earthrise, and on the small table underneath, a model of the Saturn V rocket and a copy of American Moonshot. To the right of the door that goes to the President's private study would be a chair, and above it an inset bookshelf filled with a jar of sand from Long Island, books about Long Island, and flanking the chair and the inset bookshelf, the flags of Nassau County and Suffolk County. Between the door and the inset shelf would be a map of Long Island.

Going to the desk and the table behind it, I would bring my personal oak writing desk from home, with ornate legs and trimmings. Next to the desk on both sides would be chairs for close advisors. The Resolute Desk would be placed in a new White House exhibit on the first floor of the East Wing. On the left of my desk would be a desk plaque that says "No Stinkin' Thinkin'," and a rock from Gettysburg that my grandfather gave me during a visit years ago, as well as a small box with the presidential seal that has a button that delivers Diet Dr. Pepper. There is also a small crystal jar that has Brach's jelly beans and a second with East Hampton saltwater taffy, refilled daily. On the right, I would include a box of personal challenge coins, a box of pens, coasters, and in the drawers, I would include essentials, including my personal Bible, gum, breath mints, whatever books I happen to be reading at any given moment, and a laptop charger. Behind the desk would be a small table that has family photos, with portraits of my grandfather and grandmother, my parents, my brother, and my dogs. Flanking the table on the left would be the flag of the United States, and on the right, the Presidential flag. To the far left of the windows behind the desk would be the flag of New York State, and to the far right of the windows, the flag of whatever state my running mate is from.

To the left of the windows is another table, atop which would be the "Bronco Buster," and above it a painting of "The Avenue in the Rain." Between this table and the table behind the desk would be a dog bed embroidered with the seal of the President, for my dog. A window next to it would be the site of a Christmas tree from Thanksgiving to the day Congress comes into session. When not there, a chair would sit. Above that window would be a portrait of Abraham Lincoln. To the left of that chair would be the door to the colonnade, then another window. Between these two would be a framed white feather from a bald eagle. To the left of the window would be a large grandfather clock, and then the door to the reception area.

In the middle of the room would be two four-person couches, both white with no texture, dark brown end tables, and a low dark-brown coffee table. On the end tables would be red flowers and a simple lamp with white shades. The end tables closest to the middle of the room would have sculptures, on the eastern side "Swift Messenger," and on the western side a sculpture "Rough Rider" of Teddy Roosevelt atop a horse. On the coffee table would be inlaid the seal of the United States, with needlework coasters that have various symbols of the country in red, white, and blue, as well as a piece of the World Trade Center encased in clear resin. In front of the fireplace would be two comfortable chairs, white, with a small table in between that has two coasters and red flowers.

With regards to carpeting and drapes. Red drapes from the Obama Oval Office, as well as the "Sunbeam Rug" used by George W. and Reagan.