there is something nostalgic about the whole house which is what we fell in love with -- the pink bathroom just adds to that. The tub and toilet were replaced but that pink tile has hung on tight. Convinced but unexcited my husband is going to start with painting the knotty wood paneling downstairs in the dungeon-den white instead. I'm the only girl in this family of 4 so I think I deserve a little pink in my house! I can't wait to get in there and start decorating! 50s Pam on February 19th, 2011 10:55 am However, I think my next microsite will be: Say Yes to Knotty Pine! Seriously. Larisa Harrison on February 19th, 2011 11:43 am I pledge to educate the world (or at least the people I encounter) on the import (both aesthetically AND historically) of the pink bathroom. Pink bathroom lovers unite! Lucia H. on February 20th, 2011 4:35 pm I, am renovating a 1901 Folk Victorian house with a horrible gutted bathroom. So I painted my new bathroom Hawaiian Shell, and now have white and black tiles, with pink details. Considering painting my new kitchen pink too. Why not? Michelle on February 23rd, 2011 4:38 pm I became a pink bathroom lover after we bought our 1929 vintage Colonial Revival home back in 1989. The upstairs bathroom has floor to ceiling salmon pink tile, pink American Standard sink and tub and a hexagonal white and cobalt blue mosaic tile floor. The original salmon pink