Realtor so I see lots of houses and I have only seen 3 bathrooms with the copper tile and two of these wonderful bathrooms were in my homes! Walking into my current home and seeing the same copper that was in my first home sealed the deal! I try and point out the quality of these original bathrooms (kitchens, floors, fixtures and so on) to my clients and I beg them to call me if they decide they must "update" their new home so I can come rescue the tile, fixtures, etc. for those who can appreciate them! Pam, it was a blessing finding your sites. Thank you again! Jane on January 26th, 2011 11:42 pm Oh, I miss my pink 50?s bathroom in my previous home of 18 years. Most people including my husband thought I should change it. The realtors, the appraisors and local interior designers all urged me to update the pink bathroom with its cast iron tub, toilet, sink and tile. I stubbornedly refused; knowing that the pink had more character than their own boring, beige bathrooms. I hope the new owners will retain it. The previous owner and the builder of the 1951 modern style home applied many of Frank Lloyd Wright's design principles and added his own innovations. He placed heated copper coils under the pink bath tub to augment the heat retention of the cast iron tub. He also added a clothes chute inside the vanity. I did refresh the bathroom by adding