owners partly renovated it, although they left the pink sink, toilet and tub! I can't wait to retro-renovate, and return my pink bathroom to it's former glory! Femme1 on July 13th, 2008 2:30 pm I pledge to honor and respect the pink bathroom. Unfortunately, I am not the owner of such (I wish!), but my mother has a lovely one with blue-flowered trim tile. It fits perfectly in her 1950s ranch. I think "Save the Pink Bathrooms" should go on a letter-writing campaign to the offices of HGTV. Let's deluge those home-renovation gurus that tell everyone to tear out those pink beauties (and blue and aqua and mint green and gold-speckled lovelies) and replace them with faux-Italian tumbled stone. I want them to stand back and realize that colors and styles have their day, and that even their precious granite will look outdated in a few years. Of course, what's in style is what keeps the U.S. consumerism machine grinding on, in interior design as well as clothing. So please, take a step back from what you think is in style today and what the house magazines and TV shows are telling you is in style, and take a good look at your pink bathroom. Think for yourself. It's probably petite (as were most bathrooms built in this era) and nicely designed, with interesting details and contrasting trim. Your sink and tub probably have cool geometric details, and you might be lucky enough to have the original space-age looking faucets.