Blue Room of the White House

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The Blue Room of the White House is an oval-shaped, elegantly furnished state parlour used for receptions and ceremonies, notable for its blue décor and central position facing the South Lawn.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reception room
room in the White House
state parlour
accessedFrom Cross Hall of the White House NERFINISHED
adjacentTo Green Room of the White House NERFINISHED
Red Room of the White House NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Neoclassical interior design
category Rooms in the White House
United States presidential traditions
colorScheme blue
country United States of America
decorativeStyle Empire style furnishings
decorDominantElement blue carpet
blue draperies
blue upholstery
faces South Lawn of the White House NERFINISHED
floorPlanRelation aligned with the central axis of the White House
furnishingType period furniture
hasFunction diplomatic receptions
formal entertaining
official ceremonies
hasSeatingType armchairs
sofas
hasTableType center table
historicalUse family receptions for presidential families
presentation of credentials by ambassadors
reception of heads of state
locatedIn Washington, D.C.
White House NERFINISHED
locatedOnFloor State Floor NERFINISHED
notableFeature French doors opening to the South Portico
central chandelier
gilded furniture
marble fireplace
partOf State Rooms of the White House NERFINISHED
positionInBuilding center of the south façade
shape oval
usedFor ceremonies
formal greetings
receiving lines
receptions
small gatherings
view South Lawn gardens NERFINISHED
Washington Monument (distant view) NERFINISHED
wallTreatment silk wall coverings

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South Portico of the White House connectedTo Blue Room of the White House