I'm pretty sure my in laws have ocean blue and it is really pretty. It doesn't look too dark at all. I originally thought they had a medium color but when I brought out black onyx as a comparison for they looked so similar. I can try to get a picture maybe tomorrow?

That would be very helpful. It’s a big decision. No turning back once it’s applied. Thank you so much.

Thanks again

Do you like those 3 Pebble Tech colors? I had a hard time choosing bc all the PT colors seemed to have a grayish look to me. I ended up going with a Wet Edge pebble product (same concept, different company brand) and found one I loved.

I don't have any info on your choices, just commenting to let you know there are other brands of pebble finish you can check out if you aren't in love with any of the PT ones.

Another web forum you could ask on is TroubleFreePool.com. You can search the forum. They also have great information on pool chemicals and maintenance.

I like the bit of grey. Ocean Blue I love, but it is a bit dark. The Prism blue is just dark enough.

Hi - we are pool company in Arizona - just a little advice on choosing pool color - remember that everything around the pool will impact the color of the water, including the tile, deck, house color, etc. So one color in one yard may not look the same in another based on the other factors. Pebble Technology has a website that you can see what the color of water will look like at different depths as well as sample projects in the gallery.

You will see the different pools in gallery and how the surfaces look different in different environments.

https://www.pebbletec.com/browse-our-products/pool-finishes/pebble-sheen/

Our favorite to use here is French Grey - there is an older version of French Grey and a newer version, we like both depending on the surrounding materials. The older version had more white stones in it and the newer version has more darker stones. Rule of thumb, the more black/grey in the surface, the bluer the water, the lighter/browner coloring, the more green in the water. Think about Hawaii water is darker blue (lava rock) Caribbean water is more teal (more sand color bottom).

Hope this helps.

Your pool builder should have sample pools for you to take a look at to help you make this decision. Hope this helps! All the best!

Hope this helps!

Here is our pool with aqua blue.

Thanks so much!