early 1900?s home that had been added onto in the 1950?s. The bathroom had no sink and horrible beige 12? rough cut floor tiles surrounding a lack luster early 90?s tub insert. We so wanted to gut it and go for pink, but it was cost prohibitive (we still needed a kitchen). So we did the next best thing, porcelain tub with black & white tile surround and pale baby blue walls. Our bedroom shall be "in the pink". Jay Beck on August 19th, 2012 9:17 pm WOW! I am SO glad I found this site! I bought my 1954 ranch about 16 years ago...and with it came a PERFECT pink bathroom. Demo was VERY far down on my list...and as time went on I found myself unable to do it. I just can't demo something that is in such good shape!...and now i find that the old pink...is now IN! I did get rid of the "car fin' like light fixtures! Angie Alzola on August 25th, 2012 1:16 pm I am so glad I stumbled upon this site! We have a 3/1 50?s veterans' special in Miami. Just recently, we have decided to restore the house to it's 50?s style splendor -- including the bathroom, which is why I'm on the web searching for others with the same style bathrooms... My floor is checkered with pink and white tile and the walls are PINK tile! I hated it at first but slowly, I've come around and it just makes