Peacock Pride

Peacock Pride feels like teal that's been pulled back, not darkened to be brooding, but refined into a confident, deep blue-teal. The undertone leans blue first, so it reads cleaner and more "ink-like" than the more green-leaning neighbors, and it doesn't sit in that blue-green seam the way Aqua Obscura does.

I reach for it in dashboards and finance apps where you want a primary action color that feels grounded, not clinical. It also holds up in healthcare UI for section headers, status chips, and workflow callouts, where it stays steady against white layouts. Compared with Mosque, it has a smoother, richer blue direction rather than that slightly tighter, cooler teal settle.

Pair it with crisp off-whites and muted grays, and test on warmer screens. It can feel a touch heavier than the lighter blues, but that's usually the point when you want the one you reach for to look deliberate.