reluctance of keeping pink tiles, toilets, tubs, and sinks that make us all smile in the end! Cheers to pink! I will not only keep my soon-to-be-mine pink 60?s bathroom, I will even allow my 4 children to use and abuse it. We must let the next generation know of the glories of pink bathrooms. Kathleen on December 22nd, 2011 7:23 pm I had a pink bathroom in a rental apartment years ago -- It had white walls above the tile which the landlord wouldn't let me paint, but she did let me paint the outside of the medicine cabinet -- it was an older mirrored cabinet with a steel (?) frame around the mirror. I painted the frame black, got a black toilet seat, and it looked great! Pink and black are fab! I pledge to uphold the virtue of pink bathrooms wherever I encounter them. I will respect original design, era-appropriateness, and the youthful glow that pink bathrooms give our skin. Lisa on December 27th, 2011 10:33 am We purchased our house in part because of the pink and black tile in the bathroom; we loved the retro look of the room. After a number of years, we determined that we needed to do some remodeling to fix some water damage around the tub/shower area. We procrastinated a long time because we wanted to save the tile. We located a contractor (the fabulous Satoree Design) that we trusted (they had done some work for us in our kitchen)