room and the whole 1951 house. In fact I made the room even more pink when we moved in, by taking the walls from institutional white to the color of bubblegum. Yum! This is my pledge to keep it that way. Good luck with the crusade! I have an original pink ceramic tile floor in my 50?s pink bathroom. How do i keep it clean, and restore the glaze? 50s Pam on August 27th, 2010 5:29 pm Hi Barbara, my sites are not DIY or fixit sites. I recommend you talk to a professional in your area who can identify exactly what you have and how to maintain the floor properly. 1957 - A very good year on September 1st, 2010 11:43 am I will do my best to save my boyfriend's pink bathroom.( Well, pink and sky blue with black accents). He has a 1950s house, solidly built, with the bathroom tiles pretty much intact. The bathroom needs an update, I'm going to show him this website to persuade him to keep the tile. My favorite 1960s Crayola color -- Carnation Pink of course! Erin on September 2nd, 2010 2:29 pm I bought my house because it had a mint green kitchen and a pink bathroom. I will always keep my Pink Bathroom! I will always try to convince everyone I know to save pink bathrooms, Or anything Mid-century for that reason. We need to preserve this history in time! Carolyn on September 11th, 2010 1:09 am Have a