did something I would regret. Thanks, love your work. Wendy Johnson on April 4th, 2012 3:27 pm I will stand by the pledge to save the Pink Bathroom. You all have inspired me. I moved into my 1957 home last February. I was thinking seriously about remodeling it and taking out the Pink tile, but not now. I'm keeping it. I'll post pictures soon. This bathroom is classic 1950?s American Standard! Thanks everyone for your input and willingness to preserve! Just found your site, what a riot!!!! I will send a photo of the bathroom that insoired the search....It is pink and green. 50s Pam on April 5th, 2012 8:49 am Please do!!!! Nifty-Fifty on April 5th, 2012 10:55 am I bought a 1958 Ranch-style home with Pink bathroom 20 yrs ago and the only change the previous owners (who in their 90?s) did to it was placing god-awful carpet down with glue. I ripped out the carpet to find the original and fabulous dual-shade pink tile -- once I found that, I didn't mind the hours of scraping the glue off the floor. Many years ago I painted the walls a slate-blue color and was pretty happy with results but now I'm having to do some ceiling repairs and I'm considering repainting the wall a pale (but rich) gray. If the gray doesn't work then I'm going to try yellow paint. BTW: My master bath is all original too but it has sand-colored wall tiles topped with chocolate brown