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There was a time when bathrooms weren’t plain white boxes like they are today.
From mint-green tubs to pink tiles and Hollywood makeup lights — mid-century bathrooms were full of warmth, color, and charm.

In this nostalgic rewind, we’re stepping back to the 1940s–1970s to rediscover the beautiful details that made every home feel alive.
Remember the shell-shaped sinks, built-in hampers, and those iconic patterned floors?
They weren’t just functional — they were part of what made mid-century homes so special.

Join us for a cozy trip down memory lane and relive the bathrooms that defined an era.

✨ Tell us in the comments: which of these old bathroom features do YOU remember best?
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0:00 — When Bathrooms Had Personality
0:45 — Colored Tubs
1:25 — Pink Tile Bathrooms
2:10 — Carpeted Toilet Platforms
2:50 — Razor Blade Disposal Slots
3:30 — Built-In Soap Dishes
4:05 — Shell-Shaped Sinks
4:45 — Patterned Floor Tiles
5:20 — Hollywood Makeup Lights
6:00 — Built-In Hamper Cabinets
6:45 — Matching Toilets and Sinks
7:20 — Outro: Homes Just Felt Warmer Back Then