Buisson is a botanical color scheme for editors and terminals.
Buisson's palette is inspired by Everforest and Flexoki, designed for long coding and writing sessions with warm paper backgrounds, botanical ink accents, and WCAG-calibrated contrasts.
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Zed
cp zed/buisson.json ~/.config/zed/themes/Command palette → theme selector: toggle → Buisson Dark or Buisson Light.
VS Code
Coming soon on the marketplace. In the meantime, install manually:
cp -r vscode/ ~/.vscode/extensions/buisson-themeReload VS Code, then select Buisson Dark or Buisson Light from the command palette.
Kitty
cp kitty/buisson-dark.conf ~/.config/kitty/
echo "include ~/.config/kitty/buisson-dark.conf" >> ~/.config/kitty/kitty.confSwitch variants by changing the include line to buisson-light.conf.
Ghostty
cp "ghostty/Buisson Dark" ~/.config/ghostty/themes/
cp "ghostty/Buisson Light" ~/.config/ghostty/themes/In ghostty.conf: theme = dark:Buisson Dark,light:Buisson Light
Alacritty
cp alacritty/buisson-dark.toml ~/.config/alacritty/In alacritty.toml: import = ["~/.config/alacritty/buisson-dark.toml"]
Neovim
Requires Neovim 0.9+ with lazy.nvim.
{
dir = "/path/to/buisson-theme/nvim", -- or use the GitHub URL once published
name = "buisson",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
config = function()
require("buisson").load()
end,
}Switch variants with :set background=dark / :set background=light.
| dark | light | role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| hibiscus | #d04550 |
#c02040 |
keywords · booleans · exceptions |
| sage | #6aaa44 |
#387008 |
functions · methods |
| river-moss | #2ea882 |
#096868 |
types · classes |
| slate-sky | #4878ba |
#1860a8 |
numbers · constants |
| thistle | #b070d0 |
#6028a8 |
operators · decorators |
| ochre | #c87838 |
#a04810 |
strings · templates |
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Design tokens available in tokens/buisson-tokens.json compatible with Tokens Studio and Style Dictionary.
| platform | status |
|---|---|
| Zed | ✅ |
| VS Code | ✅ |
| Kitty | ✅ |
| Ghostty | ✅ |
| Alacritty | ✅ |
| Neovim | ✅ |
| Obsidian | ✅ |
| iTerm2 | 🚧 planned |
new ports are always welcome, if you've made one, feel free to open a PR.
MIT







