we have painstakingly preserved all that is pink while updating and enhancing non-functioning elements of the bath thanks to B&W tile selections. We have a few finishing touches to add and then will post our results. Your 32 page photodocumentation of the pink baths is true artistry. Good, bad, beautiful, ugly, timestopping, tacky, and heartwrenching, all rolled up into one. Thank you for the view. Di Di Heidi on August 7th, 2008 2:31 am We bought a 1956 ranch house in Las Vegas two years ago with a wonderful pink and chocolate brown bathroom. When the pink toilet in it passed away we searched until we found a new pink toilet (from Kohler) so we could keep it pink! Our plan is to put in pink VCT flooring if we can find it. We still have a long way to go in our restoration project but we are so happy to have our lovely pink and brown bathroom. Now we are investing in a second mid-century modern house just a block away. I was excited to see that the master bath has pink tile in the shower and a pink marble countertop and backsplash. We will be keeping that bathroom as pink as possible, too! Just enjoyed reading about all the pink bathrooms. My home has 6 bathrooms and TWO are pink, the front powder room and the one I call the kids bathroom which has maroon trim. All of the tile is in perfect condition as in the old