🍑 Peachy
your editor, but make it linen.
A VS Code theme that feels like a slow morning — warm light through sheer curtains, the scent of a cup of coffee, nowhere to be. Built on natural beiges and linen tones, with blush pink that shows up only when it has something to say. ✨
Because your workspace should feel as considered as your code.

the palette
Beige does the heavy lifting. Pink knows when to speak.
|
Color |
Hex |
 |
Warm linen — editor |
#F8EDEB |
 |
Soft sand — sidebar |
#F5E6DA |
 |
Natural beige — activity bar |
#EDE0D4 |
 |
Warm tan — status bar |
#E8CDB8 |
 |
Blush — accent |
#FEC5BB |
 |
Dark espresso — text |
#4A2F22 |
get it
Via .vsix — the one-click way:
- Download
peachy-theme-1.0.0.vsix from the latest release
Cmd+Shift+P → Extensions: Install from VSIX...
Cmd+Shift+P → Color Theme → Peachy
Via git — for tinkerers:
git clone https://github.com/carolinejardimsiqueira/vscode-peachy-theme
cp -r vscode-peachy-theme ~/.vscode/extensions/caroljardims.peachy-theme-1.0.0
Reload VS Code. You know what to do.
what it does
- the UI wraps around your code quietly — no loud sidebars, no distracting chrome
- blush pink surfaces only on the things that matter: active tabs, selections, focus rings
- semantic highlighting across JS/TS, HTML/JSX, CSS, JSON, Markdown and more
- soft enough for hours, distinct enough to read
support
If Peachy made your workspace a little more beautiful, a coffee would mean a lot. ☕

license
MIT © 2026 Caroline Jardim Siqueira