So here I am trying to get caught up on Theme posts on Sunday night and here comes HedoneDesign with their newest theme, Thalia. Not that I should be surprised as they have been popping out themes in groups of threes, but I’m always surprised by the vast differences in the themes that are released. Stylish, clean, crisp icons, fast and function-able! Featuring 24 homescreen icons (12 that user customizable), and a scrolling bottom dock that also allows you to quickly access applications to your hearts desire!
HedoneDesign states : “They say one of the most beautiful phrases in almost any language is “cellar door” – based on the idea that (using what is called phonoaestethics – a complex piece of terminology meaning ‘the beauty of sound’ and what sounds the sounds themselves make). Thalia is not just beautiful in the way that the sound that the word itself makes, even in the meaning itself – according to legend/history, Thalia was the name of one of the muses (and one of the 3-graces as well). Thalia is more than just a sound, though – it is a way of dealing with the world around you with panache and a quiet elegance just not found in the ordinary. Thalia is inspiration, legend and beauty – she is a moment of clear breath in a world that is bound together by the day-to-day banalities that we all have to endure.”

Like I mentioned above, Thalia has an amazing 24-icons that can be customized for the home screen. The icons keep the sharp, crisp feeling from the past couple of themes but this time the they have been colorfied! Containing the DFK and XTH goodness that we’ve all come to enjoy. One of my greatest likes of this theme is that the icon sizes and colors really make this theme work well with 3rd party applications. It’s always great to see theme masters produce their icon sets, but it can occassionally look a bit off when I want to have certain apps on my homescreen and they do seem to go with the overall asthetic.

I will warn those that love to customize their wallpapers, this theme might not be for you. Thalia does offer you quick access to most native applications, but I understand those that like a simple and clean homescreen. Thalia was also awarded a BQC of 9.7 from Berryfication. You can pick Thalia up for $6.99 .

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