I think white for all.

Scott

Don't know about grout, but your pool looks very cool. More pics, please?

My personal opinion would be sand for the natural stone look tile and a medium blue for the glass tile. I like the monochromatic look of it, it lets the irridescence of the glass come out. Otherwise, the blue will look like a patchwork quilt with the white grout. But I like a contemporary look, more seamless. They make plastic grids of grout color that you can lay the glass tiles on to compare colors, I would HIGHLY recommend you get hold of a few to compare looks. HTH Barb

Thanks airborne101, the blue grout was a hit, we put a small area with blue and white side by side and the blue blew us away.

Few more shots of our build.

Very cool. Love your use of glass tile. What are the two enclosed areas? Spa (looks oval or teardrop)? And what else (the rectangular-ish area with glass-tiled back wall)?

Yea, the spa is free forming and the other area is a kids spa type play area with 3 bumblers. I'll take a few shots of it tomorrow before and after Pebble Sheen install.

I personally would stay away from a dark grout in the pool.
The chlorine can bleach out the dye and then you end up with yuck. Not to mention it will show calcium like crazy.
Stick with white, or natural grey in a pool for no problems.

We have water!!

Few more shots.

Very nice, really like the tile with colored grout.Never heard of grout fading like just-a-pb said, but I'm not a pool builder, just married to a hardscape contractor. Whether its tile, stone or even pavers, I always like the grout lines to blend in, that way the eye sees the stone, not the lines. Gorgeous pool, congrats Barb

Can you post some pictures of your completed pool now? Also do you remember what is the sand colored tile you used and is it a 6 inch tile? Just beautiful!

How is your blue grout holding up any problems? We are debating this color right now.

Yea!! I need to choose a grout today. I hate the white