was wallpapered above with a clashing floral. However, once I stripped off the wallpaper and painted the upper walls a nice, clean white, it actually grew on me. There's a maroon border and a pink/maroon wave accent and almost every tile is in perfect shape. As long as I live here, this pink bathroom is in no danger! Abby Dean on January 22nd, 2010 11:20 pm Consider my pink bathroom preserved! While it is a small space -- it is has large personality! At only 5?x 5? we made this tiny space feel larger by painting the walls and ceiling a rich cocoa brown -- with random pink polka dots of differnet colors. We think it is a fun and fresh retro interpretation. We love our pink polks dot bathroom and vow to preserve it for the next 50 years... and our blue and grey tile bathrooms will maintain their original splendor too, as long as I am the owner of this fab '50?s home! When we bought our first home 20 years ago, the bathroom was the first thing I updated. The previous owners retiled the bathtub enclosure white tile and was a big selling point on buying the house. I immediatley painted it a pale pink added a black mini blind and excesories and a hot pink counter top to our retro base cabinet. I looove my pink bath room and have never changed it. Every one tells me how much they like my pink bathroom except my