very own pink bathroom, which I treasure. I was looking for design help on how to take my pinkie back to it's original glory. This site is perfect! Thanks so much. I pledge to save my pink bathroom and to fight tirelessly to save any and all pink bathrooms I encounter until my last breath! They will have to remove the pink tile from my cold dead hands! This is personal to me...I grew up in a beautiful San Francisco 1920?s house with a great pink and black bathroom. Recently my husband and I purchased our first home and it too has a pink bathroom. No wonder I felt right at home when I saw this house. Prior to this, we were in a rental which had ghastly 'earth' tones in the bathroom decor. (If I want 'earth' tones I'll roll around in the dirt in the yard thankyouverymuch). And I too cringe when I see the so-called 'upgrades' on HGTV of perfectly great vintage houses. It is criminal. It upsets me so much that I soak in my soothing pink bathroom to regain my composure. Kristina on July 17th, 2009 3:51 pm I have a pink bathroom and I pledge to keep it. It's from 1950. Someone had put pink and blue wallpaper on the walls in the 80?s and it looks awful!! I'm trying to go back to a retro theme. The easiest thing for us to do was to re-wallpaper it. If you go to American Blinds,