It's easy enough to find if you really want it. The pans and utensils were mostly TJ Maxx finds. Everything else was mostly Amazon and Ebay, some walmart or dollar general, just random places. My brain is programmed to pick out pink things I think. I zone in and decide if I want it. The newest addition, the pink air fryer, was Home Shopping Network, which I found after a simple Google search for "pink air fryer." You know I work nights. Sometimes I get bored and go to Ebay or Amazon and just search for pink kitchen stuff. Or pink heart shaped stuff. Or pink whatever. Just to look. It makes me happy. https://bigchill.com/collections/retro.html If only I could get SO on board with these gems, but he already said no. :'( The pink option for the stuff on the link is just PERFECT!!! I want them. I want them NOW!!!!

Have to say, while I wouldn't install it, that is a pretty kitchen. It's just that I don't do pink. Not my house, clothing, and try to limit it in the garden (which is difficult, this house came with about 40 mature rhododendrons almost all of which were pepto pink). Amy, don't hate me, I can only pull off pink if deeply tanned and I don't do that any more ;0) Amy, my very first kitchen as a grown up had pink cabinets. 1926 bungalow. Shiny, high gloss pink. With copper refrigerator and stove, range hood. A couple of years later, with help of a kind patient paint store owner who taught me to paint, I refinished a soft celery green. After sanding until I thought my arms would fall off, that was one tough paint with a gloss that laughed off everything thrown at it.

Here's a kitchen with a pink wall in a 1955 house in Palm Desert:The one pink wall is reflected in the stainless steel, making this one corner look more pink than it is. This is in The Wave House, which we visited during Moderism Week, February 2020, before the shutdown. This is also the first time this house was open to the public after its restoration. Here's a Virtual Tour of the house - the kitchen is on page 6 and 7 of this tour.

Those are adorable! You can do that French '50's thing with the black and pink. :) I have more reds/oranges and pumpkins. Not jack-o'-lanterns, just pumpkins. But I don't have an extensive collection like yours, and my neo-majolica pumpkin tureen is way to big to use except for medium sized company, and even then, it's not completely functional. But I've found my pumpkin Le Creuset is perfect for bread, so I make posy-shaped bread regularly. :) It makes me happy thinking of you using all your pink and heart-shaped cookware all the time. ;) Your SO is a peach. My menfolk aren't really sexist, but I don't think they'd put up with the pink or the hearts on a daily basis. OTOH, one man I used to know didn't mind lacy pinky froufrou bedrooms at all. He said it was nice when the morning sun came in the window and reminded him he was sleeping in a lovely woman's bed. :)