Peacock Blue Colors

Peacock Blue brightens toward clear teal at one end and sinks into deep blue green at the other. It belongs on vanities, dining rooms, bars, tile accents, and front doors with real presence.

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#007BA7

Cerulean

#008B8B

Dark Cyan

#1F7FA8

Frozen Juniper

#2F6279

Icy Thyme

#017987

Lagoon Blue

#064F60

Nordic Isle

#006994

Ocean Blue

#318780

Oceanic Heath

#005F69

Peacock Blue

#2D5F6E

Petrol Blue

#01796F

Pine Green

#157DAC

Polar Hollow

#31687C

Polar Moss

#306C88

Polar Petal

#00CCCC

Robin Egg

#00CCCC

Robin Egg Blue

#008080

Teal

#367588

Teal Blue

#006D6F

Teal Green

#0ABAB5

Tiffany Blue

Using peacock blue in your home

Peacock Blue works when the room can support saturation. Use it on cabinets, a powder room, a dining room, or a built in with cream trim, brass, walnut, black, or warm stone. North light makes it bluer and heavier. South light wakes up the green. Watch the finish. Gloss can make Peacock Blue feel glamorous, but a rough wall can show every flaw.

Frequently asked questions

Is Peacock Blue teal?

Peacock Blue is a deep teal blue. It has enough green to separate it from navy.

Should Peacock Blue be used in a small powder room?

Yes, small rooms can carry it well. Add strong lighting and a mirror so the depth feels intentional.

Best Peacock Blue paint colors?

Sample Benjamin Moore Americana (LRV 17.22), Sherwin-Williams Adriatic Sea (LRV 9), or Behr Antigua (LRV 36.9). Use two coats.