Home Assistant Community Themes
All community themes in one repository
Themes
HACT * | Theme | Credits | Variable |
---|---|---|---|
β | Amoled | lance36 posted Amoled Theme | amoled |
β | Christmas | moose517 posted Christmas Theme | christmas |
β | Dark Cyan | broesie posted Dark Cyan Theme | dark_cyan |
β | Dark Orange | Bram_Kragten posted Orange Theme | dark_orange |
β | Dark Red | broesie posted Dark Red Theme | dark_red |
β | Another Dark | lambtho posted Another Dark Theme | dark |
β | Halloween | skalavala posted Halloween Theme | halloween |
β | Material Dark | matust posted Material dark theme | material_dark_green |
β | Material Dark Red | 95gabor posted Material dark red theme | material_dark_red |
β | Midnight | marcelhoffs posted Midnight Theme | midnight |
β | Grey Night | ksya posted Grey Night theme | night |
β | Nord | Jasperro posted Nord Theme | nord |
β | Solarized Light | snwtoy posted Solarized Light theme | solarized_light |
β | Sublimination | MikaelSchultz posted Sublimination Theme | sublimination |
β | Black and Green | GreenTurtwig posted Black and Green Theme | teal |
β | Vintage | surendran.anup posted Vintage Theme | vintage |
* Home Assistant Community Themes (HACT) is an open source GitHub organisation where all community themes will be stored. This will give the user the freedom to choose which theme to install. It does have HACS support! Go check it out at: https://github.com/home-assistant-community-themes
Do you enjoy one of the community themes? Show the creator some love by pressing the β€οΈ under the body of the post.
Your theme not listed? Create a pull request or an issue.
Installation
Clone this repository in your existing (or create it) themes/
folder.
cd themes/
git clone https://github.com/maartenpaauw/home-assistant-community-themes.git
Or using submodules:
cd themes/
git submodule add https://github.com/maartenpaauw/home-assistant-community-themes.git
Add the following code to your configuration.yaml
file.
frontend:
... # your configuration.
themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes
... # your configuration.