is that too pre-1950?ish? The pink is a bit much, but I'm not going to tear it down. Works perfectly good for me. Adding white on the floor & walls will "lessen" the pink haze......Any suggestions? (oh, PS -- the sink is white, but the toilet is sky BLUE! Guess the previous lady of the house had to make SOME kind of concession......) Deb We have two pink bathrooms in our new "old" house, a full bath and a half bath and my husband picked the color in both rooms. He grew up in a 1950s house with pink tile on the walls. Jan Armstrong on February 21st, 2010 1:44 am Once I had an extravagant AuntieMame-type Auntie who commissioned a black sunken bath tub for her ultra- modern home. After just one use, she had it ripped out. Why? Because she felt like she was laying in a coffin and the bath water looked grey! Now, pink is flattering to any skin colour -- you'll always look your best in pink. Plus it's cheerful, so puts you in a good mood for the day -- and last thing at night. Cathy on February 21st, 2010 7:35 pm Should I ever be fortunate enough to have a pink bathroom, I would protect it with my life. The house I grew up in the 60?s had two bathrooms; one pink and one avocado green, so I have fond memories. The building where I work, built in 1958, still has the original