The White House unveiled this year’s decorations on Monday to highlight the theme of “A Season of Peace and Light.” Christmas trees decorated with nearly 28,000 colorful ornaments punctuate each historic room and animals float around a hyper-hued, brightly lit carousel in one.

Some people expressed their praise for the warm vibe Jill Biden has created in the White House. One person said it's the last time the decor will be "heartwarming" and "classy."

Jill Biden unveiled her final White House Christmas decorations as first lady, centered on the theme "A Season of Peace and Light."

First Lady Jill Biden's final holiday season at the White House features decor around the theme "A Season of Peace and Light." The big picture: The theme encourages Americans to reflect on the peace and light of the holidays following the contentious election cycles.

Jill Biden is dreaming of a traditional Christmas as she unveils nostalgic White House Christmas decorations with a heartfelt meaning.

The first lady welcomed National Guard families to the White House on Monday to be among the first members of the public to see the decorations.

This one remained standing," First Lady Jill Biden said of the Frasier fir from the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina.

First Lady Jill Biden accepted the delivery of this year’s White House Christmas tree from Cartner’s Christmas Tree Farm in Newland, an area impacted by Hurricane Helene.

Jill Biden was departing Tuesday on her final solo foreign trip as first lady, a six-day, four-country jaunt through Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar that wraps with her and President-elect Donald Trump joining other dignitaries in Paris to celebrate the reopening of Notre Dame cathedral.

The first lady is set to embark Tuesday on her final solo foreign trip, a six-day tour spanning Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.