happens to have a pink bathroom. And not just pink tile either. It also has a pink tub, sink and toilet. I am not a huge fan of pink but I would like to keep at least the tile due to cost of remodeling the whole bathroom. I was thinking of doing the rest of the bathroom in black and white but was told this is very 50?s. Also did I mention I am 28 years old. Any tips on a remodel that would still keep the pink tiles on the walls? Nancy on April 11th, 2010 12:33 am Although our bathroom has boring tan tile and white tub and such, before we even moved in, I painted the plaster pepto-pink and made flaming pink flamingo curtains, wallpaper border, etc. The house is a 1917 Mennonite 4-square. I am on a never-ending prowl for affordable pink toilet, sink and tub. The rest of the house is rife with mid-century stuff, too. My husband and I cannot bear to watch home shows because they say such horrid things about old bathrooms. Yes, save the pink (and yellow and lavender...) bathroom!!! janice on April 14th, 2010 9:13 am Stumbling across this info. may save my sanity from the pink bathroom. Thankyou, Thankyou! Sarah on April 14th, 2010 1:52 pm I wish more than anything that I had a pink bathroom. To waste a pink bathroom is to crush my dreams. Please preserve our mcm heritage I dont have a pink bathroom, but