Made with Lush

You can use Lush with any theme on this page to adjust or extend them. See advanced usage in the readme or :h lush-extending-specs for more details. To add your theme to this list, see Adding your theme to the list at the bottom of this file.

Themes are sorted alphanumeric by theme name.

Lush Community Themes

apprentice.nvim

adisen99/apprentice.nvim

Lua module: require("apprentice").setup()

Usage: require('apprentice').setup()

A pretty colorscheme for neovim written in Lua based on the Apprentice color palette with support for nvim-treesitter and neovim built-in lsp which can be enabled using setup() function (please refer to #Usage)

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arctic.nvim

rockyzhang24/arctic.nvim

Lua module: require('lush_theme.arctic')

Usage: colorscheme arctic

A Neovim colorscheme ported from VSCode Dark+ theme with the strict and precise color picking for both the editor and UI.

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codeschool.nvim

adisen99/codeschool.nvim

Lua module: require("codeschool").setup()

Usage: require('codeschool').setup()

A pretty colorscheme for neovim written in Lua based on the codeschool.vim color palette with support for nvim-treesitter and neovim built-in lsp which can be enabled using setup() function (please refer to #Usage)

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darc.nvim

PyGamer0/darc.nvim

Lua module: require 'lush_theme.darc'

Usage: colorscheme darc

My colorscheme that I made when I got tired of all other colorschemes :P (Neovim-LSP support)

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doubletrouble

muchzill4/doubletrouble

Lua module: require('doubletrouble.lush_theme')

Usage: colorscheme doubletrouble

Yet another dark vim colorscheme.

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gruvbox.nvim

npxbr/gruvbox.nvim

Lua module: require("gruvbox")

Usage: colorscheme gruvbox

A port of gruvbox community theme to lua with treesitter support!

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jellybeans-nvim

metalelf0/jellybeans-nvim

Lua module: require('lush_theme.jellybeans-nvim')

Usage: colorscheme jellybeans-nvim

A port of the jellybeans theme.

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Meliora

meliora-theme/neovim

Lua module: require('meliora')

Usage: colorscheme meliora

Warm and cozy colorscheme for neovim.

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nord.nvim

kunzaatko/nord.nvim

Lua module: require("nord-nvim")

Usage: colorscheme nord

Port of the popular nord-vim theme to lush. The trunk branch is the group for group copy with all options from the original implemented and the colourful branch is my own tweaked version.

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onedark.nvim

olimorris/onedark.nvim

Lua module: require('lush_theme.onedark_nvim')

Usage:

vim.o.background = 'dark'
vim.g.colors_name = 'onedark_nvim'

My personal One Dark port for Neovim with Treesitter and LSP support, dark/light versions and lots of plugins.

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pink-panic

scysta/pink-panic.nvim

Lua module: require('lush_theme.pink-panic")

Usage: colorscheme pink-panic

A simple pretty pink theme with LSP and Treesitter support for Neovim.

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walh

casonadams/walh

Lua module: require("walh")

Usage: colorscheme walh-default

walh-default

walh-eighties

walh-ocean

walh-ocean-warm

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Zenbones

mcchrish/zenbones.nvim

Lua module: require('zenbones')

Usage: colorscheme zenbones

A simple contrast-focused vim/nvim colorscheme.

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Adding your theme to the list

Submit a pull request with:

• The theme details template filled out (see below)
• Images (optional but recommended):
  • PNG format
  • Reasonable size (i.e. not a 4k res 30mb file)
  • Filenames follow the format: <gh_username>_<gh_reponame_with_dots_as_underscores>_[1|2].png and are in the made_with_lush directory (alongside this file)
• Squash your commits with the message "Add <theme name> to made_with_lush"
  • ("Update <theme_name> in made_with_lush" if you are submitting a patch)

Details template:

### <theme_name>

[<gh_username/gh_reponame> or simliar service](https://github.com/user/repo)

Lua module: `require(<what you require in your colours/vim file, probably 'lush_theme.theme_name'>)`

Usage: `colorscheme theme_name`

<(optional) max 50ish (be reasonable) word description of theme or features (plugins, terminal themes, etc).>

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