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Taylor agrees: Save The Pink Bathrooms

July 4, 2009 by 50s Pam

taylor agrees we should save the pink bathrooms

Taylor was among the two dozen or so RetroRenovation.com readers who attended my first-ever talk on Save The Pink Bathrooms, at the Southern Spring Home & Garden Show in Charlotte, North Carolina, on March 5, 2010. It’s readers like this who make it all worth while.

2021 Update: After nearly 15 years of blogging about the retro, I have stepped back from posting regularly, and have closed comments. Enjoy all the wonderful comments over the years! Hooray for pink bathrooms!

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  1. By 50s Pam on August 20, 2014 at 9:29 pm Author

    See our other blog http://retrorenovation.com — Bathrooms / Tiles. We have many stories in this question.

  2. By gregg snyder on July 8, 2014 at 12:06 pm

    Hello there pam! I got a house fromn the 50’z and I knew I had to restore it to its frmer vlory.i bought a 50s tub , toilet & sink.ingreen for the jack an jill and found new tiles ! BUT in bathroom 2 ( the pink one …I bought all the fixtures and the top with everything else..then I realized there are no pink tiles in that americcan standard light pink..I just got the estimate from the tile guy and he wants me to buyabout 350 square feet of things tiles which we will next little bit of Green in as well…do you know anywhere where I can find please I need for for is on I need pink: floor tiles 6×6 I need tiny 2×2 ” 6×6″..bullnose etc my only saving grace is that the bathroom is not huge like the green one…can you help me ? thank you, greg

  3. By Karen Burges on February 17, 2014 at 8:37 pm

    I have a fabulous, pink and green bathroom. This 1930’s house cried for pink. I have a mirror embellished with shells and many mermaid inspired art pieces.

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