the yellow never used), with a black border. The floor we went with a black and white tile from home depot that looks period to the house. Then of course the toilet and sink are pink. It turned out bette than we had hoped. I have many pictures to share. Dot on December 27th, 2009 9:39 pm I bought my family home here in Michigan (why does there seem to be so many of us in MI with pink bathrooms?) and for years thought if it were ever mine I'd rip out the pink and gray bathroom. But now that it is mine, like Sheila, I've come to embrace it. It has the original gray sink (with chrome trim), gray Am St one piece toilet, a planter built in at the end of the vanity, walk in shower stall and like Sheila's bathroom, tile still attached firmly. I may even still have our pink and white bathroom scale in the basement or out in the garage. And yes, I'll put wallpaper on the soffit (above the square recessed lights). It needs some work, but it will shine in all it's pink glory once again. Thanks Pam for two great websites. My family and I just bought a house that was built in 1952 and it has a wonderful retro pink bathroom. I love how warm and inviting and homey it feels. lucy on December 28th, 2009 12:18 pm I bought my 1949 house with a pink and grey bathroom over