Köztes tér. Mozgásban. A Werkstatt: mindig most.
A warm, minimal theme for Obsidian inspired by the workshop aesthetic — where ideas take shape.
- 🌗 Dark & Light modes — Both carefully crafted
- 🎨 Warm color palette — Natural, earthy tones
- 📝 Section-colored headings — H1-H6 each with distinct colors
- ✨ Minimal distractions — Clean, focused writing environment
- 🔗 Styled blockquotes & code — Left-border accent style
- ✅ Custom checkboxes — Olive green completion
- 🏷️ Beautiful tags — Subtle olive highlighting
| Color | Hex | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Olive | #848B23 / #a8c830 |
Primary accent, links, tags |
| Rust | #A8361B / #c75d4d |
H2, warnings |
| Purple | #31185A / #8b7ec8 |
H3, examples |
| Beige | #D7D4CD |
Background (light), H6 |
| Cyan | #6ab0a3 |
H4, external links |
| Yellow | #d4a656 |
H5, highlights |
- H1 — Olive (with bottom border)
- H2 — Rust
- H3 — Purple
- H4 — Cyan
- H5 — Yellow
- H6 — Beige
- Open Obsidian Settings
- Go to Appearance → Themes
- Click Manage → Browse community themes
- Search for "Werkstatt"
- Click Install and use
- Download
theme.cssandmanifest.json - Create folder:
[YourVault]/.obsidian/themes/Werkstatt/ - Place both files in the folder
- Restart Obsidian
- Settings → Appearance → Theme → Select "Werkstatt"
The theme respects Obsidian's native font settings:
- Settings → Appearance → Font
Recommended fonts:
- Monospace: IBM Plex Mono, JetBrains Mono, Mononoki
- Text: IBM Plex Sans, Inter
Werkstatt — German for "workshop". A space where the craftsman works, where tools are at hand, where half-finished pieces await continuation.
Not a gallery. Not a museum. A workshop.
Created by brtkcs
Part of the Werkstatt Design System
MIT License — Use freely, modify as you wish.
A Werkstatt: mindig most.