Domus Collection
"Exploring the Magnificent Domus: A Journey through Ancient Roman Homes" Step into the past and immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient Roman homes, known as domus
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"Exploring the Magnificent Domus: A Journey through Ancient Roman Homes" Step into the past and immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient Roman homes, known as domus. These architectural marvels offer a glimpse into the opulent lifestyles of their inhabitants. Let's embark on a captivating journey to some remarkable examples scattered across Europe. In Berlin, Germany, at the Pergamon Museum, behold the mesmerizing Mosaic of Orpheus from Miletus. This intricate artwork transports us to another era with its vivid colors and mythical scenes. Traveling south to Italy, we find ourselves in Pompeii, where two extraordinary houses await our discovery. The House of the Vettii takes us back to the 1st century AD with its well-preserved frescoes and exquisite decorations that showcase wealth and taste. Next door lies the House of Wild Boar, named after a stunning mosaic depicting this majestic creature. Its detailed craftsmanship captivates visitors as they stroll through its corridors. Continuing our exploration within Pompeii's boundaries is an enchanting visit to the House of Venus. Here, a fresco adorns one wall portraying a serene garden filled with birds—a testament to nature's beauty cherished by its former residents. Let us now delve deeper into these magnificent dwellings by examining an elevation and floor plan from another house in Pompeii. This blueprint offers insights into how these homes were structured—each room serving specific purposes while maintaining an overall sense of harmony. Venturing beyond Italy’s borders brings us to Spain's Italica and its awe-inspiring House of Hylas—a true gem among Roman domus structures. Admire its breathtaking mosaic floors that narrate tales from Greek mythology while marveling at their vibrant colors that have stood against time itself. Returning once again to Pompeii is yet another splendid example—the renowned House of Vetti dating back to the 1st century AD.