never destroy the wonderful 1950s pink,white and atomic starburst bathroom we inherited from my soon to be husbands grandparents.our home and house has wonderful character. Pink is my favorite color anyway! so it was a bonus! we have modified our 1960s kitchen to a 1950s diner-esk style kitchen in pink, white and black also. our dining room was transformed into a retro malt/soda shop meets hot rod meets cocktail lounge. although my fiance isnt too keen on pink, he is a man he says, he loves MY kitchen and wouldnt make any changes to any of these great nostalgic rooms! I even have wood paneling all through my living room. Jon Hunt on February 11th, 2011 10:19 am I just found a pink tub under a layer of white glaze in my 1962 remodeled-in-the-70s-and-the-80s bathroom, and I am bound and determined to redo the pink bathroom. Once we're done with the kitchen, that is. Lindel Salow on February 12th, 2011 11:05 pm We too have a wonderful pink bathroom in our 1941 home! It didn't start out that way, but the pink tile floor, grey and black metal(yes, metal) wall tiles and pink bathroom wallpaper that was disguised as linen closet shelf paper clued us in, that we may have a hidden pink bathroom. Out went the bad French Provincial sink/ cabinet combo and the low-flush toilet. In came the original wallpaper, now framed, a wonderful AS pink toilet and matching pink sink with chrome legs and of course a