purpose. It also has some great period floor tile as well. Only problem, no ventilaton whatsoever. So I'll be adding a constant exhaust fan that's also exhausting the garage located below. Ashlie on July 23rd, 2011 9:21 am Unfortunately my house has a dull hospital green colour scheme... HOWEVER I am working on my husband to allow me to renovate ONE of our bathrooms into a fantastically chic, retro inspired PINK bathroom! Wish me luck.. I'm sure I can persuade him some how! Red on July 28th, 2011 3:08 pm I absolutly LOVE LOVE LOVE my PINK Bathroom!!!! Our house was built in 1912 and previous owners installed the pink bathroom. I've completed it with pink towels, pink bath mat, pink toothbrush holder and a pink shower curtian with flamingos. The doors are even pink! Jacki on August 2nd, 2011 5:48 pm My 1898 Victorian home has a pink deco bathroom that must have been put in when the house got indoor plumbing in the late 30?s or 40?s. The downstairs half-bath has the same deco floor, but in green tile. I wouldn't change these rooms for anything, particularly the pink! Even my husband loves it, and he's no ninny. The tilework is fantastic- and it has a separate shower- clearly very high-end for the time! I LOVE pink and HATE to see vintage bathrooms of ANY color destroyed! Unfortunately, out of necessity, I had to dispose of my vintage pink toilet when it just wouldn't WORK anymore (daily plunging