If you are someone who likes to create custom Home Assistant Dashboards, than you probably know that a good theme makes all the difference in how your user interface looks like. If you are just starting out with Home Assistant, this article is a summary of the best Home Assistant Dashboard themes in 2025.

To avoid any confusion, Dashboards were previously called Lovelace and got renamed a while back. Here’s some custom Home Assistant Cards for customizing your dashboard:
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Before you can use custom themes in Home Assistant, they need to be enabled by editing the configuration.yaml file. Here’s how to do this:
- Open your Home Assistant server
- Navigate to Settings > Add-ons > Add-on Store
- Search for File Editor
- Install and start the add-on
- (Optional) Toggle Show in sidebar, Start on boot and Watchdog
- Open the File Editor add-on
- Open the configuration.yaml file in the config folder
- Add the following lines:
frontend:
 themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes
- Save the configuration.yaml file
- Restart Home Assistant
- Done
Themes can be downloaded via HACS (Home Assistant Community Store) and automatically set in the config/themes/<theme_folder> directory. Alternatively, you can manually upload a theme to this directory and use it in Home Assistant. If the themes folder is not available, you can manually create it using the File Editor add-on.
Please keep in mind some of these themes utilize card-mod as a resource to fully style the theme. You need to install it in order to experience everything the theme has to offer.Â
15. Your Name.

A dark, electric blue theme that based on the movie Your Name.
- Modes: Dark
- Color: 1 available
- Made By: Nihvel
- GitHub: Nihvel/your_name
14. Slate Theme


Beautiful dark theme with blue and dim-yellow accents.
- Modes: Dark
- Color: 1 available
- Made By: seangreen2
- Download: https://github.com/seangreen2/slate_theme
13. Waves Theme


The Waves theme features a modified blend look based on Noctis and Caule Pack theme. It features light and dark modes with a smooth overlay design.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Color: 2 available
- Made By: tgcowell
- Download: https://github.com/tgcowell/waves
12. Nordic Theme


A simple Nordic theme based on the Nord color pallette. With a pastel overtone and inspired by Noctis theme by aFFekopp.
- Modes: Dark
- Color: 1 available
- Made By: coltondick
- Download: https://github.com/coltondick/nordic-theme-main
11. Noctis Theme


Beautiful dark blue theme with blue accents, commonly used in mounted dashboards.
- Modes: Dark
- Color: 1 available
- Made By: aFFekopp
- Download: https://github.com/aFFekopp/noctis
10. Soft Theme




Simple and soft Home Assistant theme based on Soft UI.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Colors: 1 available
- Made By: KTibow
- GitHub: KTibow/lovelace-soft-theme
9. Graphite Theme


Graphite is a contemporary theme with a soothing dark color scheme, native device fonts, and a cohesive visual style. The goal is to be visually appealing, uncluttered, and ensure a consistent user experience across the entire Home Assistant interface, including the admin panel, HACS and code editors.
- Modes: Dark
- Color: 1 available
- Made By: TilmanGriesel
- GitHub: TilmanGriesel/graphite
8. Caule Theme Pack




A theme collection originally made for the Home Assistant community in Brazil, featuring 10 modern colors and 4 style categories.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Color: 40 available
- Made By: orickcorreia
- Download: orickcorreia/caule-themes-pack-1
7. MacOS Theme




A Home Assistant theme based on the macOS Monterey system-wide light and dark mode interface.
- Modes: Light + Dark
- Colors: 1 available
- Made By: JuanMTech
- GitHub: JuanMTech/macOS-Theme
6. Google Theme




Home Assistant theme based on the Google Android light and dark mode interface.
- Modes: Light + Dark
- Colors: 1 available
- Made By: JuanMTech
- GitHub: JuanMTech/google-theme
5. Material Rounded and Material You


These Home Assistant themes inspired by the Google Home app and Material Design 3 offer a modern aesthetic, with redesigned elements powered by card-mod for enhanced visuals. For users not utilizing card-mod, “No Mod” versions are available, maintaining compatibility.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Color: (n) available
- Made By: Nerwyn
- Download: https://github.com/Nerwyn/material-rounded-theme
4. iOS Themes


HomeKit based theme collection, featuring 7 different backgrounds with 28 different looks and accents.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Colors: 28 available
- Made By: basnijholt
- GitHub: basnijholt/lovelace-ios-themes
3. HA LCARS


Star Trek LCARS theme for Home Assistant with colors and fonts from https://www.thelcars.com.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Colors: Classic, Lower Decks, Romulus, Cardassia, Kronos, Nemesis.
- Made By: th3jesta
- GitHub: th3jesta/ha-lcars
2. Metrology


Metrology is a practical series of app customizations and redesigns aimed at bringing a bold, clear, and consistent user experience to various Windows and Android apps. Its design language is based on Metro and Fluent design systems pioneered by Microsoft Design since the 2010s.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Styles: Fluent/Metro
- Colors: 6 available
- Made By: Madelena
- GitHub: Madelena/Metrology-for-Hass
1. Catppuccin Themes


Catppuccin is a community-driven pastel theme that aims to be the middle ground between low and high contrast themes. Catppuccin consists of 4 beautiful pastel color palettes, named flavors, perfect for coding, designing and more.
- Modes: Light/Dark
- Colors: Latte, Frappé, Macchiato, Mocha
- Made By: Catppuccin
- GitHub: catppuccin/home-assistant
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Author of HA-LCARS, here. Thanks for the shout-out!
Hey, thanks for showing up! Your work is excellent and much appreciated!
Cheers!
Legend! So awesome. Which makes me wonder do you have any others? Cyperpunk? Ultra Futuristic?
the kibibit theme has been removed from hacs and is no longer maintained. In 2022 a whole bunch of errors were introduced and never addressed. it now needs custom CSS to be used. Not completely broken. But it doesn’t belong in this list anymore unfortunately. It’s a favourite of mine.
what about https://github.com/biofects/Enhanced-Biofects I found this gem and is my favorite by far.
Great find, I’ll look into it! Thanks!