Mine is around 20,000 gallons (deepest part is only 5 feet) with dimensions of 36'6" by 24' with 2 lights. Sounds like you have a big pool. Maybe you should get 3? Maybe that's overkill? If you are worried about it being too dark I would definetely get some builder's advice.

dc solah - I have been searching the internet trying to find examples & your right, it's difficult. A lot of pool places have a great gallery but do not indicate what the tile and/or finish is. That would be a nice addition to their websites and might help sell more of the products they have available to customers. You may have already seen these but just in case I did find some pictures of the prism blue that ppl have posted on here. Link below. Good luck! wetdog, i actually did a search on the forums to see how to do it because I had never posted pictures either but it wasn't too hard. I used Photobucket to upload my photo's (it was free) and once I put them all in an album I just copied the address from the top of the screen and then pasted it into the Optional Link URL section on the forum. You then just put in a name for the link (like Desert Tan) and then post. If you are just wanting to post one or two pictures all I did was copy the HTML tag that is below the picture in Photobucket and then pasted it directly into your msg. Hope that helps! Here is a link that might be useful: Link to Prism Blue pictures....

I love how you added the door in many colors to our house, Beth H. You are all making me wonder if I'd be better with a rich navy instead of a turquoise front door. Both Kensington Blue and Indi go-go are pretty similar. Do you all like the navy better than turquoise? Any other ideas? Thanks!

Wow Melissa R! those mockups are amazing! thank you! I went ahead and had contractor repaint to Hale Navy. It‘s still not a perfect match (more grey), but I like this combo/color better than the Old Navy. Those undertones in the old navy blue were just bothering me! I will put the wallpaper up and then decide if we should try for a better match or if it‘s good enough as is (I think it will be good enough :). This is definitely a lesson to get samples and paint swatches on the wall rather than pick from a paint chip. I’ll report back when the wallpaper is up. Thanks to everyone for weighing in!