mother-in-law, who when she first saw it said "oh I hate your bathroom!" That doesn't surprise me. Gina Lawrence on January 25th, 2010 8:59 pm I have a confession to make. We recently purchased our 1940?s home in St. Louis and the second I took one look at the pink bathroom I knew I would rip it out. I started doing research on ways to take the old tile out the day we closed on the house. While doing my research I came across this site and fell in love with the history and individual stories of the pink bathrooms. I now feel honored to have a pink bathroom. I'm excited about jazzing up my bathroom and could use your help. My colors are pink and baby blue. I have to say this not the best combination but I will do my best. Thanks for converting me! I pledge to save my pink bathroom! Cyndi Basker on February 2nd, 2010 4:38 pm I began looking for a house after my divorce, when I walked into the foyer of my 1948 house, I felt like I was 'home' -- without even taking a look at anything. BUT when I went upstairs and walked into the bathroom of pink tile, I was sold! My Grandmother's house had a pink bathroom and I grew up just loving it -- and now I have one of my very own. While everyone thinks its hideous, I LOVE it and pledge to keep it intact as