According to the description on Pompeii’s official site, electoral inscriptions suggest that Stephanus was the owner of this fullery or laundry (adding that a skeleton found nearby in possession of coins is presumed to be Stephanus). The site includes color wall coverings and similar but is especially interesting because of how the remaining ruin reveals the everyday purpose of the structure circa 79 AD.

we dont have guide to visit and that i just referring some information from internet to know more this old laundry shop how it run. and that also has some mural on the wall. and i think it is one of must visit place as know more how people live at here in old days

Junto con otras lavanderías y tintorerías de Pompeya, constituía una de las principales actividades económicas de la ciudad. La atribución a Stephanus deriva de una inscripción electoral ubicada en la fachada (propietario o gestor?). La fullonica, construida en una casa preexisente y restaurada en 2015 está distribuida en dos plantas; se observan los restos de la prensa (torcular) para el planchado de las ropas, la pila para lavar hecha en el impluvium del atrio y el taller propiamente...