more Stylon tile and a few feet of the floor mosaic (like the bottom link one on this page. I did find a vintage pink sink to replace his "renovated" one. Cost $20 -- beautiful, plus $80 for shipping! I pledge to save the pink bathroom, to hold her sacred in all her pink glory. My bathroom has pink walls, but alas, I need more... You've inspired me. I'll post a picture of my pink bathroom to my blog with a link to your site. Michele Young-Stone, aka Pink Shel Cindy K. Fischer on August 23rd, 2009 9:17 pm I'm inspired!!! I love your website. I too have a vintage 50?s pink master bathroom. Pink tiled walls with pink tiled walk-in shower, vanity, sink, and stool. My floor tile is the same two-toned, square and rectangle tile pictured on the right side of this page. Thanks to Mamie and her love of pink!!! I also have a hall bath with yellow and blue tile and a third bath with pink and gray floor tiles with pink walls. I'm a 50?s girl at heart and I also love my vintage Geneva metal kitchen cabinets. I fit right in with my 50?s kitchen aprons and my love for that era. Everything is cyclical. I truly believe that we are the new "in" trend, if not now, then in the near future. To those who love the granite and the expensive floor tile, well, those folks can have it!!! Don't fix it unless