evergarden is a comfy neovim colorscheme for cozy morning coding.

evergarden's palette is inspired by the everforest colorscheme and nord colorscheme and its design is largely influenced by catppuccin.

evergarden was designed as a cozy theme with a focus on readability and visual comfort.

Previews

Winter

Fall

Spring

Summer

more screenshots

font in screenshots is maple mono

Installation

using vim.pack:

vim.pack.add({ { src = "https://codeberg.org/evergarden/nvim.git", name = "evergarden" } })
require('evergarden').setup({
  theme = {
    variant = 'fall', -- 'winter'|'fall'|'spring'|'summer'
    accent = 'green',
  },
  editor = {
    transparent_background = false,
    sign = { color = 'none' },
    float = {
      color = 'mantle',
      solid_border = false,
    },
    completion = {
      color = 'surface0',
    },
  },
})

using lazy.nvim

return {
  'everviolet/nvim', name = 'evergarden',
  priority = 1000, -- Colorscheme plugin is loaded first before any other plugins
  opts = {
    theme = {
      variant = 'fall', -- 'winter'|'fall'|'spring'|'summer'
      accent = 'green',
    },
    editor = {
      transparent_background = false,
      sign = { color = 'none' },
      float = {
        color = 'mantle',
        solid_border = false,
      },
      completion = {
        color = 'surface0',
      },
    },
  }
}

using vim-plug:

Plug 'https://codeberg.org/evergarden/nvim.git', { 'as': 'evergarden' }

Configuration

require 'evergarden'.setup {
  theme = {
    variant = 'fall', -- 'winter'|'fall'|'spring'|'summer'
    accent = 'green',
  },
  editor = {
    transparent_background = false,
    override_terminal = true,
    sign = { color = 'none' },
    float = {
      color = 'mantle',
      solid_border = false,
    },
    completion = {
      color = 'surface0',
    },
  },
  style = {
    tabline = { 'reverse' },
    search = { 'italic', 'reverse' },
    incsearch = { 'italic', 'reverse' },
    types = { 'italic' },
    keyword = { 'italic' },
    comment = { 'italic' },
  },
  overrides = {},
  color_overrides = {},
}

Integrations

{
  integrations = {
    blink_cmp = true,
    cmp = true,
    fzf_lua = true,
    gitsigns = true,
    indent_blankline = { enable = true, scope_color = 'green' },
    mini = {
      enable = true,
      animate = true,
      clue = true,
      completion = true,
      cursorword = true,
      deps = true,
      diff = true,
      files = true,
      hipatterns = true,
      icons = true,
      indentscope = true,
      jump = true,
      jump2d = true,
      map = true,
      notify = true,
      operators = true,
      pick = true,
      starters = true,
      statusline = true,
      surround = true,
      tabline = true,
      test = true,
      trailspace = true,
    },
    nvimtree = true,
    rainbow_delimiters = true,
    symbols_outline = true,
    telescope = true,
    which_key = true,
    neotree = true,
  },
}

Overrides

Overrides can take a few options:

fg: foreground color (e.g., "#fddce3")
bg: background color (e.g., "#1d2021")
style: styles for highlight (e.g., { 'bold', 'italic' })

Foreground and background colors can also be written with a shorthand: { '#<fg>', '#<bg>' }.

Note

Ensure that fg (foreground color) and bg (background color) are correctly positioned as the first and second elements in the table, respectively. The fg and bg fields can also be refered to directly.
Confirm that fg and bg are strings, starting with a hash (#).

require 'evergarden'.setup {
  overrides = {
    Normal = {
      '#fddce3',
      '#1d2021',
      -- Additional highlight options can be included here
      style = { 'bold', 'italic' }
    },
    Keyword = {
      fg = '#ce96de',
      bg = '#ae45be',
    },
  },
}

Features

Lots of style-customization options (background variants, color invertion, italics etc.)
Support for Treesitter highlighting.
Support for transparent background.
Supported plugins: blink_cmp cmp fzf_lua gitsigns indent_blankline mini neotree nvimtree rainbow_delimiters symbols_outline telescope which_key.

✨ Extras

evergarden has been brought to many tools and editors by kind contributors you can explore them on the official site.

new ports are always welcome - if you’ve made one, feel free to reach out!

License

EUPL-1.2