shower and the tile and redo everything. I was wavering in indecision, but I found this website and I am now committed to saving and restoring my pink beauty. How could I have ever thought otherwise? I pledge! I pledge! Thank you!!!!!!!! Where do I upload my "before" photos? Again, thank you for saving our pink pearl. Krista Keim Melissa on June 3rd, 2010 11:17 pm I love pink bathrooms! My grandmother's bathroom in her 1913 bungalow was hot pink and black. To me, pink is a perfect color for a bathrooom. When we purchased our 1924 foursquare and found the bath needed to be gutted (don't worry-there was nothing worth saving in it-it wal all Home Depoted) I insisted on pink and black tile. Expensive, yes, but I love it! The best complement? People want to know how we saved the original tile! People thought we were nuts, but the tile company said that pink was the leading color for baths, next to jade green (our 2nd choice). Summer Bee on June 4th, 2010 5:51 pm I pledge to do everything in my power to try to save me save my pink& blue -- and the peach&black and the aqua and burgundy bathrooms! However, I do need help in how to make other people to see the beauty of these period pieces that fit perfectly in my gorgeous split-level single home!. I have to sell my house in a year, so I must make this design appeal to more