of shelf, I guess, but any ideas where to get one. To make it more "masculine" for the male users, the idea is to give it a 1950s surf theme -- teal paint, tin vintage surf posters, Hawaiian-themed curtain etc. My partner and I are seeking to put a 50?s themed bathroom back into our powder room and master bathroom (which were remodeled in 1970. Love your website. Hope we can save every vintage bathroom (and kitchen) across the country! I have a 1966 ranch house with a pink bathroom and am trying to preserve it, but its a challenge. All of the tiles and porcelain look tired -- toilet (really quite worn actually), sink, bathtub, tiles around tub (all a deep seashell pink). Vanity bottom woodwork is brown wood. Vanity top is faux pink marble. Floor linoleum is totally old and worn. I am on a tight budget, but I want to revivify the room. I think I want to paint all of the woodwork white, put down a white tile floor, and wallpaper with French poodle/Eiffel Tower wall paper (replacing the current seashell wallpaper). I have tried all sorts of cleaning products for the tiles, but nothing rally works. Any advice? I know some will think it is blasphemous to paint the woodwork white, but I need bright! Thoughts? Diana Alan on April 10th, 2012 1:13 pm Thanks Pam -- those are great resources. I think I may wait till I am in and see how much extra