The facade of Fiori is a three-axis and two-storey construction.
The three axes are formed by giant order lesenes of a variant of the ionic order.
Between the volutes of the capitals are festoons.
The portal is vaulted by a continuous segmented arch tympanum, the bays of the side axes are simply segmented.
On the first floor, the central axis juts out similarly to an avant-corps, and the element thus created contains a high-oval stucco medallion representing Saint Philip welcomed in the heaven by the Madonna and the Child among a glory of cherubs, sided by windows decorated by stucco figures.
The side windows are surmounted by protruding segmented arched tympani.

The architrave protruding above the architectonic elements is adorned with the dedication inscription DEO.IN.HONOREM.S.PHILIPPI.NERII.DICATUM.
Above it, there is a triangular protruding tympanum in a cartouche (from which garlands run down on both sides) containing  the coat of arms of the compagnia.

On the facade facing Via Giulia, on the building is embedded a marble property table with the motto of the compagnia: Plagis plaga curatur ("The plagues of the soul are cured with the calamities").
The facade of Fiori is a three-axis and two-storey construction. The three axes are formed by giant order lesenes of a variant of the ionic order. Between the volutes of the capitals are festoons. The portal is vaulted by a continuous segmented arch tympanum, the bays of the side axes are simply segmented. On the first floor, the central axis juts out similarly to an avant-corps, and the element thus created contains a high-oval stucco medallion representing Saint Philip welcomed in the heaven by the Madonna and the Child among a glory of cherubs, sided by windows decorated by stucco figures. The side windows are surmounted by protruding segmented arched tympani.
The architrave protruding above the architectonic elements is adorned with the dedication inscription DEO.IN.HONOREM.S.PHILIPPI.NERII.DICATUM. Above it, there is a triangular protruding tympanum in a cartouche (from which garlands run down on both sides) containing  the coat of arms of the compagnia.
On the facade facing Via Giulia, on the building is embedded a marble property table with the motto of the compagnia: Plagis plaga curatur ("The plagues of the soul are cured with the calamities").
San Filippo Neri in Via Giulia