who, in turn, brought in a tile expert who said that he could save half of the tile. Thanks to this blog, we were able to locate B&W Tile in California who manufactures tiles in retro colors. After obtaining some samples, we discovered that the original tile was really two different, but similar shades of pink. we were able to replicate that color variation by ordering two separate dye lots of the replacement tile. All in all, we (a) fixed the damaged wall; (b) replaced the floor, toilet, sink and faucet; (c) removed the tub and created a walk-in shower with sliding glass doors. We could not be more pleased with the results. While the walk-in shower is not to period, with the retro colored pink and black tile, it certainly has that feel. Scott Charles on January 1st, 2012 2:35 pm I pledge to love honour and respect our new pink bathroom! We have just bought a house with an original pink bathroom suite and black wall tiles. I think it's mid 60?s. With a bit of scrubbing it looks almost new and we intend to keep it. SarahJ on January 3rd, 2012 2:17 pm Recently my family purchased a home in the suburbs of central New Jersey. The neighborhood is full of cookie cutter ranch style houses all built circa 1950. We were somewhat shocked that the house, so modernly decorated, had this retro pink bathroom. Since recently into vintage fashions and dcor, I convinced the family to