Terra Verde

A light theme for Visual Studio Code inspired by earth, moss, and forest.

Warm off-whites, deep forest greens, and terracotta accents — designed to be easy on the eyes during long coding sessions without sacrificing clarity.

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Color Palette

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Language Support

Syntax highlighting is tuned for:

• JavaScript / TypeScript
• HTML / CSS
• Vue (directives)
• PHP / Blade
• JSON / YAML / TOML
• Markdown
• Python, Rust, Go, and more via semantic highlighting

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Features

• Semantic highlighting enabled
• Full bracket pair colorization
• Terminal ANSI colors matched to the palette
• Git decorations in theme colors
• Debug, test, and diff views styled

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Installation

Available on Open VSX Registry — the open extension marketplace used by VSCodium and other VS Code-compatible editors.

VSCodium (recommended)

VSCodium is a community-built binary of VS Code with telemetry and tracking removed by default. It uses Open VSX instead of the Microsoft Marketplace.

1. Open Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X)
2. Search for Terra Verde
3. Click Install
4. Open Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) → Preferences: Color Theme → select Terra Verde

VS Code

Note: This extension is not published on the Microsoft Marketplace. Microsoft requires a credit card to create a publisher account, even for free extensions. VS Code also sends telemetry data to Microsoft by default — you can disable it under Settings → Telemetry → off, but the binary itself remains proprietary. Consider switching to VSCodium.

Install manually from the Open VSX page by downloading the .vsix and running:

code --install-extension terra-verde-theme-1.0.1.vsix

Or via Extensions → ... menu → Install from VSIX.

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License

Apache 2.0 — Luciano Federico Pereira