fan and kitchen counter tops. I am redoing the bathroom in the sense of maintaining the awesomeness of the 1950?s era. My only problem is finding colors for the walls that will not drown out the pinkness. Colleen Pollard on March 20th, 2012 2:01 pm I love pink bathrooms and vow only to add cute things that make them even more fun. I purchased a home that was "thrown" together. The home was built in '75, but has a pink bathroom. The appliances need "help" and refurbishment but It will stay PINK forever. The difficulty is finding "parts" _ like a pedastal for the bowl of the pink sind, or a matching pink toilet seat for the 1960?s American Standard (long) comode. I will keep on looking, this room is the most important part of the house ! Regina Anne on March 20th, 2012 10:16 pm Just bought a house with a pink tile powder room on the first floor. Looking for ideas to retain the character, but also update it in a cool way. Unfortunately, the previous owners updated the vanity, lighting and cabinetry in the eighties, so I am looking to bring it back to its original glory. One idea -- I saw a similar pink tiled powder room wallpapered with vintage maps that was amazing -- I never realized how much pink you see in maps until walking into that bathroom. 50s Pam on March 20th, 2012 10:48 pm Hi Anne, and congrats. I suggest you head