Colour swatch — Blue Night
Blue Night Pool Colour
Dark blue — deep sapphire, the most dramatic finish
The deepest colour we offer. The water goes a rich sapphire blue, and at night under lights it’s the most striking pool in the range.
What the Water Looks Like
Dark blue — a rich, deep sapphire. Darker water means more contrast against pale coping and paving — the pool reads as jewellery rather than a bright blue hole.
Who it suits: Best for larger pools, high-end landscaping, and anyone who wants the pool to be the centrepiece — especially with lighting.
Blue Night, In the Water
The same colour in every pool here — and it reads differently against timber, glass, pavers and planting.

Deep sapphire water, paved coping
Blue Night with pale paved coping. The contrast between the coping and the water is the whole point of this colour.

Landscaped surround with corner step
Blue Night with a landscaped surround and a corner entry step — you can see the colour sitting darker on the step than on the open water.

Concrete surround, full-length pool
A full-length Blue Night pool in a concrete surround. Deep water, dramatic colour.

This Colour Is ChlorShield™ Gelcoat
Every Bayside colour is applied as part of ChlorShield™, Bayside’s signature high-performance gelcoat system — exclusive to Bayside in New Zealand. The colour and the protection are the same layer: chemical-resistant, UV-armoured, impact-tough, and it holds its gloss.
Blue Night — Common Questions
Why does Blue Night look so much darker?
The gelcoat is a deep tone, so less light reflects back through the water. That’s what gives it the sapphire depth.
Does a dark pool colour make the water warmer?
Colour alone isn’t the main factor — heating is. We size a heat pump or solar package to your pool volume and how you’ll use it.
Is Blue Night good for a small pool?
It suits larger pools best. On a small pool the dark water can make the space feel tighter.


Ask Us to Show You Blue Night In Person
We’ll find a pool near you in this colour so you can see it in the water before you commit.


































