so many years ago. She made a difference in our bathrooms and with our pink imagination. God live the Pink Bathroom. JT indigospires on August 20th, 2009 9:21 am If anyone in Austin, TX would like to upgrade to a hearty, dark pink bathroom, an architectural reclamation company named D.A.R. has a tub, pedestal sink, and toilet -- a matching set! -- for sale at their Old Howard's Nursery location. nancy humphries on August 20th, 2009 10:09 am We have just renovated my childhood home built in1949 and certainly saved the pink and blue bathroom! My crew said I was not like a normal woman -- one who wants all torn out and replaced with new updated stuff! I told them I was "old enough to appreciate the old" since I am 62! Also we have a double drainboard sink made in 1949 and in really good condition with metal cabinets below. We also took up the carpet and refinished hardwood floors that were original with the house. Mahoghany dining room and bedroom furniture that my parents had bought in High Point, NC in 1949 are also being used! We move in next Tuesday and I can't wait!!! Teri Powers on August 20th, 2009 11:50 am I love my little bungalow which is almost as old as my baby boomer self. And I love my pink tile bathroom and pink tile floor. Right now I have a Ralph Lauren look shower curtain in powder blue with big cabbage roses and