in the bathroom (the sink and original toilet seat were replaced at some point, but we intend to address this). I love the house, and we're slowly but steadily filling it with appropriate mid-century furnishings and accessories. I pledge to preserve the pink bathroom! We are scraping the paint of the wonderful pink tiles in one of our bathrooms. The paint is a real pain to get off but thank god they just painted over them and didn't do anything drastic like tear them out. klez56 on July 15th, 2008 6:00 pm I closed on a 1956 ranch yesterday. While inspecting one of the bathrooms I noticed that the shower didn't really have white tile but had been painted over. After much scraping I found pink wall tiles with pink mosaic on the base of the shower. The other part of the bathroom had the wall tiles removed along with the sink and counter top. The vanity used to be pink but was also painted over. I pledge to keep whatever pink I can successfully uncover! Shawna on July 15th, 2008 7:29 pm I pledge to be an advocate and ally to the endangered pink bathroom, and any other mid-century bathroom color at risk of extinction, including but not limited to mint, yellow and turquoise. We do not possess one of these colorful characters; however, I additionally pledge to do no harm to the white tile and custom-built birch cabinetry found in our home's bathrooms. I can hear our 1958