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Frank sitting in the Red Room after the decorating of the White House has been completed. Reagan Administration
Sitting in The Red Room at The White House after decorating the mantle with two holiday arrangments filled with assorted greenery of evergreen and holly touched with red carnations and place in the gold urn on the mantle, one on each side, shown here in the photograph behind me. Reagan Administration. The Red Room is furnished in the Empire style of 1810-1830, and contains several pieces of furniture from the New York workshop of the French-born cabinetmaker Charles-Honore Lannuler. The Red Room served as "The President's Antichamber" for the Cabinet Room or President's Library next door. During the Madison Administration the antechamber became the "Yellow Drawing Room" and the scene of Dolley Madison's Fashionable Wednesday night receptions. The fame, beauty, wealth and talents once graced this room of that era. In 2000, the Red Room was refurbished, preserving the American Empire style chosen in 1962 during the Kennedy Administration. It's a very elegant room with a combination of richly carved and finished woods in characteristic designs such as dolphins, acanthus leaves, lion's heads and sphinxes. This is my favorite room in The White House and the one I most enjoyed creating my floral designs

The Red Room is one of three state parlors on the first floor in the White House. The room has served as a parlor and music room, and recent presidents have held small dinner parties in it. It has been traditionally decorated in shades of red.

The room is approximately 28 feet by 22.5 feet. It has six doors, which open into the Cross Hall, Blue Room, South Portico and State Dining Room.


The Red Room
 

Christmas Arrangement of assorted holiday greenery with holly and red berries designed by Frank Lazzaro for the Red Room - this is one of Frank's favorite designs and he has created a Christmas Card with this arrangement on it. Reagan Administration
Frank adding the final touches to a Christmas table centerpiece for the Red Room. Reagan Administration
 
Frank in the Red Room - Carter Administration
 
 
 
 


 
Frank placing a mantle arrangement of fresh cut assorted holiday greenery in an antique urn. Red Room - Reagan Administration
Frank in the Red Room making a final inspection of the decorations before The First Lady arrives.
Frank with world known author and lecturer of floral designing Grace Rymer sitting in The Red Room enjoying a casual conversation during an afternoon luncheon given by The President and Mrs. Carter. Christmas 1977.
Frank's first Christmas floral design at The White House - 1974. He created a holiday centerpiece, on his very own with no supervision, creating it with assorted red and white blooms and red candles placed in a white porcelain bowl. The centerpiece was then placed on a wooden antique table in The Red Room after the approval of The Chief White House Florist. This was a great moment of success for Frank and his very first White House floral design. Little did he know, he would be doing this for the next twelve years. Ford Administation

 


 

 

A Red Room Video Tour


 


 
 
 

Lazzaro's was founded by Visual Department Store Designer Frank Lazzaro on August 1st,1979 in Floral Park, N.Y.  All Lazzaro merchandise has the "add to cart" icon below its image, added with a simple paypal shopping cart. Our affiliated stores have their own shopping cart on their website when you click to order. Any matter concerning merchandise purchased from our affiliated retailer must be applied to their store policies. Lazzaro's holds no responsibility with their products purchased from our website store. Lazzaro products are drop-shipped directly to our customer's requested destination address via UPS ground. To contact us, please click on our Customer Service department link above.