out all the "hunting lodge" decor since her husband died, and she and her daughter are decorating the entire house with a pink color scheme. Also, with daughters often having their own bath-bedroom suites, one would think girls would want pink bathrooms. I agree too many vintage things are being ripped out of homes, and in a few years people will be looking for these vintage fixtures and other forms of pink decor. Sheila Beers on November 16th, 2011 11:20 am This is addressed to the posters who are struggling with a pink and green bathroom. I would suggest that they go to the fabric store and look for floral prints such as pink roses with green leaves on a white background. Such a fabric would be wonderful for a shower curtain or valence, provided there is a vinyl lining, window curtain and valence set, or a draw-string cover for the toilet lid. They also might make trim from such fabric and sew it onto solid-color towels or a lampshade or use it on a matte for framed wall art. A lady's or girl's bath robe that matches the shower curtain also would be fun, and it could be kept on a hook as part of the decor. Pink and green are complementary colors, and they can look great together. Christina on November 26th, 2011 10:52 pm We moved from a townhouse to a single family home in NoVA a short while ago and it came with a pink master