349 photos in the Save the Pink Bathrooms flickr pool! Be sure to check it out (click the photo) — and to Take the Pledge over on Save the Pink Bathrooms.com 🙂 No registration required!
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349 photos in the Save the Pink Bathrooms flickr pool! Be sure to check it out (click the photo) — and to Take the Pledge over on Save the Pink Bathrooms.com 🙂 No registration required!
Evelyn Villanova says
Would love to post my 1950s pink bathroom but the email address does not seem to work that is in Save the Pink???
Keep up the great work!!!
romegril06 says
I have discovered wonderful pink tile in my 1957 ranch; however, the previous owner painted it black!!!!! How do I safely remove the black paint from the wonderful pink tile. Also, the previous owner faux painted the knotty pine paneling! Why does someone buy a 1950’s ranch and try to make it into another era?????
jill says
I need some advice! I am remodeling my pink and black (1950’s) bathroom. I can’t decide to whether I should put a black counter top on a white vanity or a pink, black, and white marbled counter top.
Sue says
I live in a 1950 house and I just found out that under the paint is pink and black tile in my bathroom.
Michelle says
Hi, help!!! My husband fell in the shower and broke the glass of our 50’s shower door. Where can I find another one? BTW, I have a pink bathroom.
pam kueber says
Hi Michelle, Gosh, I hope your husband is okay! One of the things I remind readers about, is that the glass in old shower doors may not be “safety glass” — so that’s something to be aware of. In answer to your question, ummm, I’d go to a store that specializes in … shower doors. I think they should be able to get you something that fits…. Alternatively, watch craigslist, I think… but again, be aware of the safety glass issue.