was pink in the mid 50?s? Our kitchen cabinets were the same lovely shade of pink. The lineolium was replaced with a beautiful pink pebble style congolium as soon as it came out. The color was more enduring. Since no one in our family has ever remodeled anything that still had a shred of useful life left, The beautiful pink kitchen was handed over to my red haired sister-in-law who shuddered and lived frugally until she, my brother and their kids could flee to a new home. I despaired of ever enjoying a lovely pink bathroom until yesterday (Thanksgiving 2009). Our family feast had moved from Mom & Dad's home to the youngest brother's home. Lo and behold a Mamie Pink bathroom. I told my sister-in-law that she had a treasure. I shall be sending her a link to this site, to fulfill my pledge to encourage preservation of all viable pink bathrooms. ian windham on December 2nd, 2009 3:52 pm I hereby pledge to keep my bathroom pink! We're proud to own a lovingly maintained and not-too-altered custom 1957 MCM ranch in Everett, WA. Two-tone green tile main bath and grey/charcoal master. Repainting the master walls back to original pink as we speak! The porcelain is all the original grey stuff. Tore out an ugly 70?s shower enclosure that was installed over the original grey step-in corner shower and added a 90 degree chrome rod and curtain. Mahogany trim survived without being painted over YAY! Cathy on December 3rd,