century home, he wants a newer home. I doubt I'll get the 1960s home of my dreams, but I vow to give my modern home retro flavor. I am in the process of purchasing a 1956 home that had one owner. It is all original. It overwhelmed me, but I'd like to keep things authentic. If you have any advice on how to update things while keeping the spirit of the house? I am going to love sharing photos of this house. It has a pink and teal bathroom, original appliances, wallpaper, beautiful flooring and light fixtures. Everyone I show the house to tells me how to modernize it, but I want to live there first and see slowing if I want to change anything. Great site! I pledge to keep the tile in my 1940s vintage pink and blue bathroom. I realize that it is part of a design era that needs to be celebrated not disdained. I can't wait to write my blog post featuring my pink bathroom. Thank you for all you do for all vintage lovers out there! Erik on April 26th, 2011 7:50 pm I'm not going to lie. When we gout our 1940s house, the first thing we wanted to redo were the peach and pink bathroom. Good thing our priorities changedand now we love them... I pledge to save the Pink (and the peach) bathroom and only renovate with orignial time and fittings!! Big Pomp Brian on April 28th, 2011 10:47 am The