White House movers have six hours to get the Trumps in and Obamas out

Out with the old, in with the new.

A team of roughly 100 movers will have six hours to pack up the Obamas and move the Trumps into the White House on Friday afternoon, according to a source familiar with the executive moving process.

“Not only is the government turning around, the house is, too,” we’re told. According to our insider, Melania Trump, who will be staying on Fifth Ave. with the First Family’s furniture for the time being, will play a “very hands-on” role in decorating the White House.

“They’re definitely not going to live with the Obamas’ furniture, which is more modern and sleek,” we’re told. “They prefer a look that’s more classic and European-influenced.”

We also hear that “Melania helped design their Trump Tower apartment and her mom’s unit in Trump Tower — she’ll have a big influence on the White House.”

Even though the First Lady will be staying in New York until the Trumps’ son Barron finishes the school year, we’re told she’ll still keep a wardrobe and toiletries in the White House, where she’ll frequently attend presidential events.

“They have a plane,” says our source. “She’s not going to be as absentee as people think. (The President) wants her there.”

We’re also told that at least two guest rooms are being prepared for the weekend. Our insider couldn’t confirm who’d be staying there, but it's likely for family.

“Vladmir Putin will probably stay in the Lincoln Bedroom,” jokes our spy.

We’re also told that The Donald, who has said he won’t take a salary as President, has also been telling friends he’ll foot the bill for the furniture. “Donald has told friends that he’s not taking public money to decorate the house,” we’re told. The President’s team did not return a request for comment.

Though white rugs and gold columns aren’t thought to be part of the decorating plan, stains won’t be an issue.

“This will be the first First Family in the White House without a dog in a long time,” we’re told. “There’s no babyproofing or child-proofing necessary, either.”

The Obamas began moving into their new D.C. home earlier in the week.