bathroom: She did not realize it was I who chose the color and made some rude comment about it. (Of course her bathrooms are gray and some god-awful Ralph Lauren 1980s green. Go figure!) Once when traveling, I had the tremendous good fortune of staying in a bed-and-breakfast that had a lavender-tiled, lavender-fixture bathroom preserved from the 1920s. It's a memory I shall treasure forever. Michelle on December 30th, 2010 2:45 pm I feel sick every time I see old tile destroyed on home renovation shows. I don't have a pink bathroom but it would definitely be a selling point for me if I was in the market to buy. Pam Reardon on December 30th, 2010 5:10 pm Pink Bathrooms still live. My parents bought a house in 1956 that had recently been redecorated and I grew up with the pink ceramic tub,sink, toilet in a room with BLACK plastic tiles on the walls and black with pink swirls tile on the floor. Fortunately it was the sunniest room in the mornings. It stayed a pink and black retreat until the wall tiles cement gave up the ghost. It is a more pastel muted pink bathroom with the original fixtures, but no more black walls and floor. The downstairs half-bathroom is still the same vintage but it is all in medium green -- another colour from that mid-Fifties renovation. And now it's my house and the pink shall remain (unless the floor collapses and the upstairs bathroom winds up in