Dreamspace Daydream

A pastel light theme inspired by the Dreamspace app, with gently muted lavender panels, a lavender-mist editor, a pale-yellow terminal, and a light sky-blue status bar.

Illustrative palette/workbench mockup, not a screenshot of VS Code.

Surfaces

Dracula-inspired syntax, adapted for a light editor

This uses Dracula's familiar color roles in deeper shades for a light background, rather than copying its bright dark-theme colors. Red syntax and error accents are replaced with orange. TextMate rules, semantic tokens, and bracket colors are coordinated, with dedicated handling for JSX/HTML, CSS, JSON, Markdown, and diffs. Language extensions can affect token rendering.

Install

Search for Dreamspace Daydream by jenna-studio when available on the Marketplace, then run Preferences: Color Theme and choose Dreamspace Daydream.

For a downloaded package, run Extensions: Install from VSIX... and select dreamspace-daydream.vsix.

This is a standalone native light theme. It needs no CSS loader, gradient patch, or runtime code. If the old Dreamspace Gradient CSS is enabled, remove its import and reload the CSS loader, or disable it if it is your only customization. Otherwise it can override the native colors, including the status bar.

On macOS, use "window.titleBarStyle": "custom" for the theme-colored title bar. Both sidebars share native theme colors. Extension-owned webviews control their own styling.

Preview and license

The PNG preview is illustrative. Description images require publicly accessible HTTPS URLs even though they are also bundled in the VSIX.

MIT. Copyright 2026 Jenna Studio. Independently authored theme inspired by Dreamspace and Dracula's color roles; not an official Dracula release.