with not only chrome legs but a chrome towel bar that attaches to the front of the sink. I've never seen one like this. I have to wait until spring to have it all installed but I'll spend the rest of the winter searching for tiles & fabric to put it all together. Thanks for the inspiration. Barb Todd and Jackie Suess on January 16th, 2010 9:51 pm We just bought a house in Port Angeles WA and much to our children's dismay have decided to have fun with the pink bathroom. YES, we are keeping the pink wall mounted toilet, pink sink and pink tub...why not? It will be so much fun. The vanity is all wrong so any suggestions for that would be greatly appreciated. The home was built in the early 60?s so we want to stay with that era. Can't wait to move and get started!! Tom Alvary on January 16th, 2010 11:29 pm Five years ago I bought a 1956 split-level house in White Plains, NY from the original owner for whom it was built. She lived in it for 49 years. It still has the original pink kitchen, with birch cabinets and the original linoleum floor, pink formica countertops, Tappan gas cooktop and oven. How many appliances could you buy today that will work for FIFTY years like the day they were made? The house also has two full pink bathrooms, and a green 1/2 bath. Everything is original, or was until I replaced