It's a gray finish. A number of plaster manufacturers may call it French Gray.

It's anybody's guess as to the brand.

Thank you! I was guessing maybe a French gray. I have a large tanning ledge so I’m trying to keep that in consideration when picking plaster since it will be the first thing you see. I’d like to have a nice gray finish for the ledge without getting too dark in the pool which goes to 5 1/2 ft deep. Any suggestions I should look at?

We use CL Industries products-Hydrazzo, Krstylekrete, etc...

It's best to see pools in person over photos on the web.

The French Gray will cast a darker color as the pool depth changes. It's pretty much inherent of any of the French Grays out there or a similar grays. You can see in that photo the gray is predominant on the sunshelf and notice the color change in the deeper water.

It will have a different cast if a portion of the pool is in sunlight or the shade at different times during the day.

I appreciate all your help! My pool is in almost full sun all day with no overhanging trees nearby and it faces north. I don’t mind a little more of the blue gray color but have seen some pools that get too dark, almost murky looking even with the slightest overcast day.

looks like stonescapes Tropics blue to me.

Did you choose a color? I am doing a very similar pool and have the same question. French grey looks dull to me.

I did a custom French Gray with extra blue and black quartz. Love it!

Did you use Hydrazzo? Diamond Brite has a color called Aegean Sea which is a combo of french gray and tahoe blue. I think it might look similar, but the Hydrazzo feels much nicer. I’m wondering if it is worth the upcharge.

I used NPT Quartzscapes. I kept the same French Gray pigment but added an extra bag of blue quartz and black. So you see more blue and black aggregate in the same gray base