On the west wall of the kitchen was a cult painting. The painting sat 1.15m above the floor. The scene contained two registers. The top register depicted Lares on either side of a cylindrical altar painted in red and yellow imitation marble. Plants decorated the background. Each Lar poured wine from a rhyton into a situla. Above the Lares was a garland with taeniae. Three holes in the wall indicated that real garlands were also hung there. A red border separated the top register from the bottom. The lower register consisted of two confronting serpents, facing a cylindrical altar with foliage. An offering of a pine cone and egg sat on the altar. The front of the altar possessed a herm.