Quiet Lavender

Light and dark Visual Studio Code themes with deep purple chrome, soft lavender accents, colorful syntax highlighting, and a fused 3D NK logo.

Quiet Lavender: the original light theme, based on Quiet Light.
Quiet Lavender Dark: deep violet surfaces and brighter syntax colors, based on Dark+.

Screenshots

Quiet Lavender — Light

Quiet Lavender light theme in VS Code

Quiet Lavender Dark

Quiet Lavender dark theme in VS Code

Light palette

Element	Color
Title bar	`#3B1F6B`
Activity bar	`#2E1858`
Sidebar	`#F5F2FA`
Editor	`#FFFFFF`
Text	`#2B2738`
Keywords	`#7A3FD1`
Functions	`#1A7FB5`
Properties	`#2F7F8A`
Classes and types	`#3D4FB8`
Strings	`#2E8A57`
Numbers and booleans	`#D0571B`
Comments	`#9D95B3`, italic

Dark palette

Element	Color
Editor	`#171222`
Sidebar	`#1C1627`
Text	`#EDE7F8`
Keywords	`#C5A0FF`
Functions	`#7DCFFF`
Properties	`#7ED5D1`
Classes and types	`#A6B0FF`
Strings	`#9DDBAA`
Numbers and booleans	`#FFB37C`
Comments	`#A79BBA`, italic

Activate

Open Preferences: Color Theme from the Command Palette and choose Quiet Lavender (light) or Quiet Lavender Dark.

To install a downloaded package, run Extensions: Install from VSIX... and select the .vsix file.

Existing user or workspace color customizations take precedence over this theme.

Credits

Derived from Quiet Light, distributed with Visual Studio Code. The dark variant derives from Dark+. The original MIT license notice is included in LICENSE.txt.

Quiet Lavender

Nikolas Kraschowetz

Quiet Lavender

Screenshots

Quiet Lavender — Light

Quiet Lavender Dark

Light palette

Dark palette

Activate

Credits