garage! We then re-plumbed it, and re-installed! I pledge! I just bought a house built in 1904 and they remodeled one of the bathrooms in the 50s. I have the pink and sandstone combination You can see it on my blog where I just posted it. rue Pink Is In on February 26th, 2009 11:16 am We're keeping our pink bathroom, primarily because I hate fibreglass tubs and won't give up the enamel. Also, it works, so why toss it in the landfill and spend money on new? It's growing on me. The tiles are halfway up the wall: grey with a row of black at the top. The lino is curling and has to be replaced, haven't decided what to go with, but we're removing the moldy wallpaper on the upper half of the wall and painting it fushia. Not sure how it will look, but have a feeling it will be awesome. I take the pledge a long time ago...in fact, years ago to love the color pink forever and forever. I have a pink toilet sitting in my garage (mint) that is waiting for a pink bathtub (northern Michigan, if anyone has one). PINK RULES! Love that you are embracing all things pink, especially in the bathroom. Your images are inspiring and motivating. Thanks for this..I will be sure to point all my pink friends in your group's direction. Who needs pink tile? I removed it from the walls of a small bathrooom. I think it's 50?s