 Many of the reception rooms have painted ceilings copied from Italian palazzi , most notably from the Palazzo Farnese in Rome . The largest room in the house is the Music Room , which opens onto the east portico . The ceiling fresco in this room depicts the " Banquet of the Gods " and was copied from the Villa Farnesina . The Saloon , which occupies the centre of the north front , contains many marbles , including statuettes of the four seasons . The ceiling depicting " The Council of the Gods and the Admission of Psyche " is also a copy from Villa Farnesina . 
