Roman fresco designs can be largely divided into four styles, each style succeeding its predecessor historically. The walls above represent typical work of the first style, which was in fashion until around 80 B.C. First style frescos are typified by their use of bold primary colors and simple square designs. These frescos were often painted to resemble bricks of marble, as can be seen above. Historically accurate, these frescos have been designed from scratch and continue the high quality floor and wall tradition started in The House of the Dolphin. They will make a great addition to any Roman home.