Lavender Theme

A quiet purple palette for Visual Studio Code.
Deep enough for night work, soft enough for long sessions.

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Themes

Name	Mode	Character
Lavender Dark 1	Dark	Deep, low-contrast chrome, cool lilac accents
Lavender Dark 2	Dark	Brighter text, softer lavender surfaces
Lavender Light	Light	Paper-like background, violet structure

All three share the same token system so switching variants does not rearrange the meaning of colors.

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Features

• Full VS Code UI coverage (editor, sidebar, terminal, widgets, workbench)
• Semantic highlighting enabled
• Comfortable contrast for extended reading
• Git decorations & integrated terminal colors

Language & syntax support

Lavender Light (and the dark variants) is designed for and currently previewed/tested against:

• TypeScript
• React / TSX
• JavaScript
• HTML & CSS / SCSS / LESS
• Python
• Go
• Rust
• C / C++
• C# / .NET
• Java
• PHP
• Ruby
• Dart & Flutter
• Swift
• SQL
• JSON & YAML
• Markdown
• Git Integrations
• Integrated Terminal
• VS Code Workbench

Also includes solid coverage for Kotlin, Shell, Vue/Svelte, GraphQL, TOML/INI and more.

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Install

Marketplace

1. Open Extensions in VS Code (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X)
2. Search for Lavender Theme
3. Install, then open the Command Palette
4. Run Preferences: Color Theme and choose a Lavender variant

From source

git clone https://github.com/hoshiko9011/lavender-theme.git
cd lavender-theme

Then load the folder as a development extension, or package it with vsce.

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Color notes

Role	Dark 1	Dark 2	Light
Background	#1E1B2E	#1E1B2E	#F8F5FF
Foreground	#C0A9FF	#F2ECFF	#2D2A3E
Accent	#D07CFF	#C792EA	#C792EA
Function	#3B9DBF	#A78BFA	#7C6CF5
Comment	#5E3B51	#8F84B5	#C9BEE8

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License

MIT

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_{Lavender Theme · made for quieter evenings at the keyboard}