20+ Professionally Designed Themes for WPF
Choose one of our 20+ professionally-designed themes, or design your own theme completely from the ground up to fit your company branding and design.
- Style your entire WPF application with themes inspired by popular interfaces like Microsoft Office, Expression Blend, and Material UI
- Quickly customize any ComponentOne control style thanks to our ClearStyle technology
- Supports Windows 11 and high-contrast themes
Why Choose ComponentOne WPF Themes?
Quickly Style Entire Application
With just one line of code you can apply any ComponentOne WPF Theme to your entire desktop application. Or just drop the theme component into your XAML.
Easily Create Your Own Theme
With or without a theme, you can change ComponentOne WPF control colors without having to modify control templates. Change the entire look by just setting a few brush properties!
Provide Skins for Users
Because it's easy to apply themes, you can deliver application themes, or skins, for your user to choose from with minimal code.
Consistent and Implicit Styling
ComponentOne WPF controls support the Implicit Style Manager for designing themes, which is the same standard used by Microsoft controls. This ensures a consistent approach to styling all controls in your application.
Support for .NET Ribbon
Some of our WPF themes also support styling the .NET WPF Ribbon control, so you do not have to worry about mixing control libraries.
Access to Control Templates
If themes and styling aren't enough, we also provide all the control XAML templates and resource files so you may customize the appearance more precisely to meet your requirements.
.NET Framework WPF Themes
Material Light
Office Black
Office Colorful
Office Blue
Cosmopolitan
Expression Blend
.NET 6 WPF Themes
Default (Fluent)
System (Windows 11)
System (High Contrast)
Easy Styling for ComponentOne WPF Controls
Thanks to our innovative ClearStyle technology, creating a custom theme is as easy as it gets. With ClearStyle, developers can easily change control colors without having to modify control templates. By just setting a few brush properties in Visual Studio, you can quickly give a control a unique look without having to work in Expression Blend or be a professional designer.
