returning it to the original color. I had never heard of Save the pink bathroom. When i came across the website it gave me even more motivation to finish it! jeanne on May 2nd, 2012 12:52 pm I'm face-lifting my 1964 pink bathroom and the pink tiles are staying in place! New floor (gray/black,) new countertop (gray-black-white,) new toilet (white, with black lid,) and repainting the non-tiled walls (ivory.) I'm also keeping the old built-in cabinets with louvered doors -- I've painted them black. Planning for at least one black-and-white photo poster on the wall. I think it is turning into a French new wave powder room. Sort of like Mamie wandering through a Goddard movie. But would anything but pink tile have inspired me in such a manner? Of course not. Kristin on May 4th, 2012 11:03 am After 17 years of living in this house (NJ), I love the pink and black master bath. Today I am shopping for replacements to ensure we keep it just the way it is! Kristin on May 5th, 2012 12:54 pm World of tile sells the replacements for $12 each. jascos down the street seels for $1. Mary-Ann Young on May 6th, 2012 6:38 pm Ahhh ~ I don't care what they all say! Well the time has come to do some upkeep on my 1957 bungalow. I bought this house because of the style, I love all the retro things in it. Thinking that maybe I may sell in the next