In the loggia, the frescoes have representations of Callisto, Jupiter, Jupiter in the Guise of Diana, and Calisto transformed into a Bear by June. The "Great Room" is filled with frescoes that were placed between Corinthian columns that rise from high pedestals. The events in the frescoes concentrate on humanistic ideals and Roman history alluding to marital virtues. Exemplary scenes include "Virtue" portrayed in a scene from the life of Scipio Africanus. On the left wall is the scene of Sciopio returns the girl betrothed to Allucius and the right wall a scene showing The Killing of Virginia. The sides  of these frescoes have false niches that consist of monochrome figures: Jupiter holding a torch, Juno and the Peacock, Neptune with the Dolphin, and Cybele with the Lioness. These figures allude to the four natural elements (fire, air, water, earth). Side panels contain enormous prisoners emerging from the false architectural framework. On the south wall of the great hall toward the vestibule is a false broken pediment that appears above a real entrance arch. A fresco of two female figures, Prudence with the Mirror and Peace with an Olive Branch, can be seen. The North wall at the center of the upper part of the building contains the crest of the Emo Family. It is carved and gilt wood, surrounded by trompe-l'œil cornices and festoons.