purchased our 1950?s rancher in suburban NJ. I do love my pink bathroom and will do all I can to preserve it. (even though our tub is white, it's nothing a shower curtain can't cover) I inherited the house that my dad designed and had built for my mom after they retired. He let her design the bathroom with pink tile and floor; very retro. Really beautiful! Currently my son is using this bathroom so I've toned the pink thing down a bit by incorporating gray towels and such. He's leaving for college in August and the pink towels and accents are coming back! Oh yea, the house isn't even that old -- 1992. The new owners of the property we've been renting are planning to demolish the house and along with it, an original 1954 pink bathroom including a lovely pink corner bathtub in excellent condition. They have given us permission to take anything we want from the house, I'm going to make sure that the bathtub is taken out and either brought with us or that it finds a new home with someone who will appreciate it. T.J. Blazek on May 16th, 2011 10:22 pm My partner and I have a house built in 1941 in central New Jersey (with the main original dark tan/copper ceramic tiled bathroom with ivory fixtures still intact). A second bathroom in sunshine yellow tiles and white fixtures was added in the 1950?s (I'd love for the fixtures to be ming green --