Great site Pam! I have a pink bathroom and wouldn't change it ever. Samantha, thanks for the link! That is a smashing pink bathroom that was featured. I hereby pledge to preserve the pink bathroom in our 1956 Doelger home in the Westlake division of Daly City, California. In 2006, my partner and I decided to relocate from Washington, DC, to the San Francisco Bay Area, where he'd grown up. His parents had been renting out the home in which he'd lived from birth through age 8, and it had recently become vacant, so they offered it to us. Though I'd been to San Francisco many times, I'd never heard anything about Daly City, and I had never seen the house until one month before our move. I was a little worried about it, since I had no idea what to expect. Imagine my great surprise, then, to discover that the house is part of a classic mid-century development, Westlake (the inspiration for Malvina Reynolds' "Little Boxes"), and that it was in near original condition (so many of the homes in the area, while maintaining their original eclectic facades and exterior charm, were renovated in the 70s to my horror and despair, as we've seen when hitting open homes): original metal cabinets with chrome fixtures, yellow tile with chrome accents in the kitchen, original fold-down ironing board and cosmetic cabinet in the kitchen, original dark wood paneling and flagcrete fireplace, original parquet floors, and original pink tile with chrome accents