The Architect criticised the internal decoration, much of which was by the theatrical scenery designer William Roxby Beverley, for being too restrained. Besides the circular corridor, Jermyn also designed a Moorish gate for the approach to the Globe's entrance. Four large galleries were later built between the loggias to surround the internal corridor and there was a refreshment stand to service the queues waiting to enter the globe.
The Architect found the interior decoration overly conservative, much of which was executed by William Roxby Beverley, a theatrical scenery designer. Besides the circular hallway, Jermyn also designed a Moorish entrance gate for the Globe's front door. Four large galleries were added between the loggias to encircle the internal corridor and there was a refreshment stand to serve the waiting visitors.