reveal pink porcelain! Apparently when the house was built this bathroom was Mamie Pink and sometime in the last 50 years a previous owner decided to renovate and rip out and paint over all traces of pink. Shame on them! Now that I know what's under the peeling paint in the tub, that's going to be stripped, a pink sink will be reinstalled and the gawd-awful matching Greek blue tile on the floor and walls (the sound you hear is me retching) will be yanked out. In their stead, splendid pink wall tiles and flooring will make their triumphant return. This I make my solemn vow. SHMG. judstep on June 12th, 2012 6:25 pm We have a 1937 Tudor home with the original pretty shade of pink and black bathroom. No cracks, chips or stains. I did have to replace the commode eventually as it was beginning to show cracks and chose to replace the sink also so there would be a match in color and style. I was able to find a close match. They do not make tiles or build bathrooms the way they used to. This bathroom was built to last! Carole Carter on June 13th, 2012 3:32 pm We have lived in our 1950 era bi-level for 27 years always contemplating "remodeling" our pink bathroom. Came to the computer to see if something could be done to modernize it and came across this website. Now I'm thinking of embracing it and using my imagination and my