Cozy Vintage Theme
A warm, low-saturation vintage-inspired VS Code theme with cozy dark and light variants for calm, comfortable coding.
Features
Cozy Vintage brings a soft retro palette to your editor. Two carefully tuned variants are included:
- Cozy Vintage Dark — a deep warm brown and muted charcoal background that feels like coding in a cozy vintage room at night. No pure black, no neon, no harsh contrast.
- Cozy Vintage Light — a warm cream editor background that feels like coding on vintage paper in warm morning sunlight. No pure white, no glaring contrast.
The syntax palette is shared across both variants for a consistent feel:
- Keywords — muted lavender
- Functions — dusty blue
- Strings — warm cream / soft golden
- Variables — soft brown-gray
- Numbers & constants — vintage rose brown
- Classes & types — blue-purple
- Comments — low-contrast warm gray-brown
Color Palette
| Role |
Color |
Hex |
| Butter Cream |
#FDF4D2 |
warm paper |
| Dusty Blue |
#B0CDE6 |
functions, accents |
| Muted Lavender |
#A290B7 |
keywords |
| Vintage Rose Brown |
#946D6D |
numbers, badges |
Screenshots
Cozy Vintage Dark — deep warm brown editor with muted lavender, dusty blue and vintage rose syntax.
Cozy Vintage Light — warm cream editor background that feels like coding on vintage paper.
Installation
- Open the Extensions view in VS Code (
Ctrl+Shift+X).
- Search for
Cozy Vintage.
- Click Install.
Or install from the command line:
code --install-extension cozy-vintage-theme-1.0.0.vsix
Activation
- Open the Command Palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P).
- Run Preferences: Color Theme.
- Select Cozy Vintage Dark or Cozy Vintage Light.
Feedback
Found a color that hurts your eyes or want a new variant? Open an issue on the project repository.
License
Non-Commercial License. Free for personal, non-commercial use. See LICENSE.md for details.
