yellow, mint green and sky-blue. Really kind of cool. The walls were white. We decided to play up the pink by painting the walls a very pale shade of pink- a sort of "icy pink" if that makes sense. So, we took a pink bathroom and made it pinker. Now, the confession. 10 years ago, we bought a '63 colonial (I use the term "colonial" loosely- this colonial has picture windows) in suburban Chicago. The "family bath" off the hall was pink- pink toilet, twin sinks and tub, with white and coral pink tiles on the floor and climbing 3/4 up the walls. By this time, we had two sons- we have no daughters. As we have a master bath in this house [American Standard fawn beige], the pink "family" bath became our sons' bathroom. Well, we wanted to stay "mid-century" but could not stick our boys with a pink bathroom. So, we got a new white toilet and twin sinks and had the tub re-glazed in white. To stay "mid-century modern" we re-glazed all of the pink wall tiles in aqua blue. The floor was replaced with large square aqua tiles. Does this disqualify us from the "Save the Pink Bathrooms" league? We did save that pink one in Cleveland, making it even pinker.... Just askin. John D Taylor on August 20th, 2009 9:14 am OMG. I have admit that Pink Bathrooms are the bomb. Mamie Eisenhower had it going on when she planted pink into our head oh