on.... P.S. See my main blog http://retrorenovation.com/ for a source for new -- but I think w/towel bars is very difficult to find, and expensive. Erin on May 11th, 2010 4:54 pm After much debate, my pink bathroom stays! I have pink tile running floor to 4?, so I chose a smoky grey for the wall and a dark glossy brown for the trim. Next step is to add tin ceiling tiles! I love pink bathrooms! My great grandmother had a GORGEOUS one in Houston. I still remember every little bit of it, even though I haven't seen it since I was a teenager. I sent my mom a link to your site and this was her reply (that I agree with 100%): I know!!!! I hate it when I'm watching HGTV and they decide a bathroom needs "updating". Hate it, hate it. They don't just replace the old tub and sink, etc., they get sledge hammers and smash it to pieces (for shock value). They "kill" a pink or aqua bathroom at least once a week! What are they thinking. Those things are over 50 years old...there is value in things that old. GOOD LUCK IN YOUR QUEST TO SAVE THE PINK BATHROOM! Hilary on May 13th, 2010 2:49 pm I recently bought a 1958 concrete block ranch with a bad 80?s renovation job. I found a pink toilet & sink (3 sinks) and drove 2-1/2 hours each way to pick them up! White by design, not by default!