soon to be home all original, but it was owned by it's 1 & only original owner since it's built in 1955! And YES, with a beautiful PINK BATHROOM! Along with a YELLOW one too!! I love this site & the retro renovation one as well; I must say that it has given me SO MANY ideas for our home, and I'm on pins & needles to get started. Thank you for all the ideas & information that I will definitely be using. Kevi on November 11th, 2010 6:55 pm I, Kevi, declare my commitment to my new-to-me pink bathroom. I will redo the loose tiles, get better flooring, and figure out how to make the ugliness under the pink-tiled vanity go away...so help me Maime. I have a pink bathroom in my 1964 suburban house. After a bit of berry colored paint, and black on the cabinetry, it became one of the best rooms in the house. Changing the light fixture helped enormously too. I will definitely save the pink. I gladly commit to saving pink bathrooms. My poor 1920?s house was stripped to the studs by someone with very odd taste. The bathroom was 4? x 8? with the sink in the LR. At a neighbors garage sale, I found a Crane pink toilet and sink in pristine condition. Thus started my pink bathroom renovation. The toilet got refitted, I mixed paint to match it for the walls, but couldn't find any brackets for the sink. It's in