First Lady Melania Trump has unveiled the 2025 White House Christmas decorations under the theme “Home Is Where the Heart Is,” presenting a warm and confident celebration of American values, unity, and generosity.

The annual transformation of the White House was carried out by hundreds of dedicated volunteers, turning the historic residence into an elegant holiday showcase that reflects both national heritage and seasonal joy.

At the center of this year’s display is the Blue Room Christmas tree, an imposing concolor fir standing nearly eighteen feet tall.

The tree is decorated with ornaments representing every U.S. state and territory, alongside gold stars honoring the families of fallen service members.

The design emphasizes gratitude, national pride, and continuity, reinforcing the White House’s role as the symbolic home of all Americans.

Public rooms throughout the residence, including the East Room, Red Room, and Green Room, feature coordinated displays using greenery, lights, and carefully chosen symbolic elements.

Blue butterflies and white ribbons appear across several spaces, reflecting the First Lady’s ongoing focus on the wellbeing of children and families, while conveying optimism and renewal.

In the State Dining Room, visitors are greeted by an elaborate gingerbread replica of the White House weighing more than one hundred twenty pounds.

Crafted with precise architectural detail, it stands as one of the most admired traditions of the holiday season.

Corridors and gathering spaces are further enhanced with illuminated garlands, wreaths, and festive accents that blend historic elegance with modern refinement.

The full holiday transformation will be shared with audiences nationwide through HGTV’s annual White House Christmas special.

The broadcast provides an intimate tour of the decorations and the craftsmanship behind them, offering viewers a rare opportunity to experience the season inside one of the world’s most iconic residences.