 The leaf design is repeated on the coving of the modern entrance hall and internal passage.The passage also has clustered columns rising to cast-iron arches in the Perpendicular Gothic style, which de Figueiredo and Treuherz liken to those in the early-19th-century version of Eaton Hall by William Porden.Originally the Great Hall, the library on the first floor remains the principal reception room of the house.