The palace is planned around a large central courtyard, which is accessed through a monumental portal. An octagonal staircase leads to the noble floor. The building also has two other staircases, also leading from the courtyard, but of a more traditional style. The noble floor is characterized by the absence of the central portego, a typical feature of many Venetian palaces. The floor is instead subdivided into a multitude of smaller rooms, decorated with stuccos, chests of drawers, and fireplaces. The interiors have been completely redesigned by Giovanni Battista Meduna. Once the palace housed important artworks—such as The Tempest by Giorgione.
