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Themes for editors that feel like places
VS Code · Cursor · Google Antigravity
Spring Bloom
in Vancouver
A soft cherry‑blossom light theme inspired by spring streets in Vancouver – creamy daylight background, blossom‑pink keywords, fresh green strings, and sky‑blue types.
Works anywhere that speaks Open VSX – VS Code forks, Cursor, and Google Antigravity. Designed and maintained by iammrait.
A palette lifted from Kitsilano
Soft pink blossoms, clear blue sky, fresh lawns, and warm house fronts – translated into a calm, accessible light theme you can stare at all day.
Daylight background
#FDF8F5
Editor background & main canvas.
Porch surfaces
#F7F0EB
Sidebars, panels, and gutters.
Blossom pink
#C4527A
Keywords, cursor, key accents.
Fresh lawn
#4A8C2A
Strings, JSON values, env names.
Sky blue
#3A8CC4
Types, classes, import paths.
Golden leaf
#B07A10
Numbers, booleans, constants.
Designed for long strolls in your codebase
- Soft light, sharp focus. Warm cream surfaces with bark‑brown text keep contrast high without the harshness of pure white.
- Language‑aware coloring. TextMate + semantic tokens tuned for TS/JS, Python, Go, Rust, HTML/CSS, JSON/YAML, Markdown and more.
- Readable comments. Comments sit in a muted blossom tone – visible at a glance, but never shouting over your logic.
- No neon, no noise. Only a handful of carefully placed hues – pink, green, sky, and gold – on a neutral canvas.
Quick install
Grab it from Open VSX, or use the packaged .vsix from GitHub releases. Either way takes under a minute.
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1 Open your editor’s extension viewIn VS Code / Cursor / Antigravity, open the Extensions panel.
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2 Search via Open VSXSearch for
Spring Bloom in Vancouveroriammraitand install. -
3 Or install from VSIXDownload the latest
.vsixfrom GitHub releases, then choose “Install from VSIX…” in your editor.