to either bathroom... guess they were just all in shock that somebody would live with it in the original state, much less like it!! I love my vintage bathrooms!!! Shelley on April 6th, 2012 9:37 pm I have a pink bathroom that will NEVER be removed unless an act of God strikes my house. I love and embrace my pink bathroom and pledge to defend it and always love it! : ) Michelle Wiley on April 6th, 2012 9:41 pm We bought a 1955 brick ranch in Atlanta in late 2011. It had been rented and then closed up for several years, but we could tell the previous owners had loved and cared well for the house. It came complete with 1 pink and gray bathroom, and 1 green and gray bathroom, with all original tubs, toilets and sinks in white. At first I was just looking for decorating ideas because we knew we couldn't afford to renovate right away, but after I found this site I realized that I truly did LOVE our new pink bathroom. And besides, the tile was in mostly perfect condition after nearly 60 years! I ended up painting the walls a paler shade of pink and adding gray accents. We did have to replace the toilets in order to be more environmentally (and water bill) friendly. The green bathroom got gray walls and black and white accents. Recently, my fiance asked me what I would like to do to the bathrooms if we had