Mediterranea

Easy on the eyes, all day

Dusk 3

For VS Code · Cursor · Windsurf · VSCodium

VS Code, easy on your eyes all day long.

Less glare, less blue light and softer contrast across your whole editor — code, sidebar, tabs, terminal and diffs. Pick the setting for your hour and your room, then forget it’s there.

−51%
less blue light
−41%
less glare

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VS Code with the Mediterranea Dusk 3 · Light theme — warm, low-glare colours with less blue light on a TypeScript file, the file explorer and the terminal.

21 apps · 54 comfort settings · fits every user & screen · one bundle.

VS CodeCursorWindsurfVSCodium

Every corner of your editor.

Not just the code: Mediterranea sets 241 interface colours in VS Code, so nothing flashes bright white at you.

The whole window

Sidebar, tabs, panels, menus, notifications and the minimap, all in the same calm light.

Semantic highlighting, tuned

Parameters, constants, types and properties each read differently, straight from your language server.

Brackets by depth

Three quiet colours for nested brackets: structure at a glance, without a rainbow.

A matching terminal

The integrated terminal gets 16 matching colours — Git, test runners and Claude Code included.

Diffs you can read

Added and removed lines stay clear without shouting, in reviews, merges and AI suggestions.

Named so you can find them

All 54 settings sit in your theme picker as “Mediterranea · Dusk 3 · Light” — and “… · Flat” if you like your bars in the editor’s colour.

One editor, Morning to Midnight.

The same file in 12 of the 54 settings. Pick the one that matches the light around you: step 1 for a bright room, higher steps as the room gets darker than your screen.

The same VS Code file in 12 Mediterranea settings, Morning to Midnight, Light and Dark — warm, low-glare colours for every hour of the day.

Ready in a minute.

  1. Get the bundle

    One payment, a lifetime licence — also for Obsidian, your terminal and more. Download the zip; your licence key is in the receipt.

  2. Run the installer

    Run ./install.sh and paste your licence key. It finds VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf and VSCodium, asks Framed or Flat bars, and adds all 54 settings — nothing switches on.

  3. Pick your setting

    Reload any open VS Code window, press ⌘K ⌘T (Ctrl+K Ctrl+T on Windows and Linux) and choose, say, Mediterranea · Dusk 3 · Light.

Needs Node.js 18+ · Windows: node mediterranee.mjs install · Just VS Code: ./install.sh --only vscode

Let VS Code switch Light and Dark for you

When your system switches between light and dark, VS Code can follow. Add this to your settings.json:

{
  "window.autoDetectColorScheme": true,
  "workbench.preferredLightColorTheme": "Mediterranea · Dusk 3 · Light",
  "workbench.preferredDarkColorTheme": "Mediterranea · Midnight 2 · Dark"
}

VS Code questions

Does Mediterranea work in Cursor, Windsurf and VSCodium?

Yes. Cursor, Windsurf and VSCodium are built on VS Code and use the same themes. The Mediterranea installer detects each one on your computer and adds all 54 settings — Framed or Flat, as you choose — to every editor it finds.

Can I have flat window bars in VS Code?

Yes. Every Mediterranea setting comes Framed — title bar, sidebar, tabs and status bar a shade darker than the editor — and Flat, with those bars in the editor’s colour. The installer asks which you want, or installs both; the flat ones end in “· Flat”, e.g. “Mediterranea · Dusk 3 · Light · Flat”.

Is Mediterranea on the VS Code Marketplace?

No, Mediterranea is sold directly. The installer adds it to VS Code as a local extension — no account, no sign-in; after a one-time activation with your licence key it works offline.

Does Mediterranea change with the time of day on its own?

No — you choose the setting. VS Code can switch between one Light and one Dark Mediterranea setting whenever your system does (see the settings above), so many people keep one setting for the day and one for the evening.

Will Mediterranea slow VS Code down?

No. Mediterranea is colours only: VS Code loads it like any other theme, with no extension code running in the background.

Which font does Mediterranea use in VS Code?

Mediterranea works with any font. The previews use Monaspace Xenon; on macOS the installer can add it for you through Homebrew — it’s an option in the checklist.

Everything Mediterranea does for your eyes.

One bundle, the same calm light everywhere you work.

  • Up to 58% less blue light

    Than a white page, in the light settings — measured from the theme colours, not estimated.

  • Up to 50% less glare

    Your screen stops shining back at you, from the first coffee to the last commit.

  • Softer contrast, still sharp

    No harsh pure black on white — and every colour still passes WCAG contrast checks.

  • Warmer evenings

    Settings named Morning to Midnight, in Light and Dark, stepped to your room’s light — with Framed or Flat window bars.

  • Made for eyes that aren’t average

    Presets designed for colour blindness, astigmatism, migraine and light sensitivity.

  • 21 apps, one bundle

    Editors, terminals and notes in the same light — one-time purchase, lifetime licence.

Give your eyes some rest — starting in your editor.

One-time purchase · Lifetime licence · Works offline

Know someone who reads code all day? Pass it on.

Also for JetBrains, Neovim, Zed, Xcode, Obsidian, terminals and more — see all 21 apps.

Your pick, Dusk 3 · Light, is included — plus 53 more settings.

€19
One-time payment
Lifetime licence
VAT included
Give my eyes a rest

Instant download · No subscription · No account needed

Made for the 2,000+ hours a year you spend at a screen — less than 8 cents a working day, then nothing, ever.

Everything included

It's a digital download: by starting it, you ask for immediate delivery and waive your 14-day right of withdrawal. Personal use under the Mediterranea licence.