remodel. Love it. It is part of my childhood. Horay for the PINK BATHROOM!!!!!! Julie Jacobson on October 19th, 2010 10:44 pm We have lived in our 1961 tri-level for 12 years. I have never loved my pink (upstairs) bathroom but thanks to your website, I am seeing it in a whole new light. We've changed a few minor things (removed 80?s-era wallpaper, updated fraying-cord light fixtures, de-flowered the built-in planter, painted the vanity) but the peachy-pink essence of it remains. If I had ever had the funds for it, it would've been gutted in a heartbeat. But after looking at hundreds of photos of pink bathrooms I can honestly say, mine's not too bad! I think I'll keep it. 50s Pam on October 19th, 2010 10:48 pm sweeter word never spoken, julie! Meghan on October 20th, 2010 2:35 am I pledge to have a pink bathroom in my home, when I move out of Mom and Pop's, and buy my own place! &lt;3 LeeAnn on October 24th, 2010 7:31 pm I just bought a house built in 1922 but complete with an authentic 50?s pink and black bathroom. While the tub, toilet and wall mount sink are white, they and all their fixtures are also original. I even have the porcelain tile toothbrush rack and toilet paper holder! I immediately took one look at the black and white checker board 9? tiled floor and said "I'm not going to fight it, I'm just going to make it a time