var. aquinii is the peloric form. var. aquinii coerulea looks something like this:
http://orchidcentral.org/Images/Catt...20coerulea.jpg
Here's the "typical" color in another C. intermedia var. aquinii
http://orchidcentral.org/Images/Catt...%20aquinii.jpg
The lip pattern is also in the petals. A downside is that often there is an extra-heavy mid-rib on the petals (again, trying to be a lip) that distorts the flowers while it provides the interesting pattern. My coerulea one actually doesn't have great form but was good enough for Sunset Valley Orchids to still give it a cultivar name... this color pattern that also has nice flat flowers is, I think, fairly uncommon.
Actually, I'm a bit surprised to see yours in bloom now... mine typically bloom in April or May.