in the alcove (and sadly very white, very 70s fixtures). Years later, a boyfriend and I moved into a mid-century mobile home with fabulous pink fixtures and original faux marble Masonite tub surround. More recently, I lived in a Victorian converted post-war into student apartments. My bathroom not only had 12? ceilings, but pink ceramic tiles to a height of 6?. Now I'm helping a friend slowly fix up his post-war tract house. I have no chance of getting him to go pink, but not for lack of trying! Peggy Marks on June 15th, 2009 7:09 pm I have always had the pledge inside ! I wasn't in a position to do anything about actually raising "save the pink bathroom" consciousness, but I will do my best. I live near an old town with old homes, and I plan to search for anyone with a pink bathroom, and thank them for keeping it pink. Sad to say, most of those homes are not for sale. People treasure them. June Border on June 24th, 2009 8:14 pm I hereby pledge to do everything in my power to Save the Pink Bathrooms! I do not own one myself but I think that they are FAB. I do however have a pink boomerang formica and knotty pine kitchen which I use to show nonbelievers that pink rooms are a good thing! Jen on June 27th, 2009 1:11 am I just found this website while searching for design help on Google. I'm renovating my