PinkTheme-Castles in theClouds for Android
PinkTheme-Castles in the Clouds: A Dreamy Fairy Tale Theme for Android
- Free
- 4.2
- 20
- V 1.0.12
PinkTheme-Castles in the Clouds: A Dreamy Fairy Tale Theme for Android
PinkTheme-Castles in the Clouds is a fairy tale theme designed for Android users who love dreamy and imaginative aesthetics. This theme, developed by HOME by Ateam Entertainment, takes you to great castles in the sky with its pastel pink color scheme and dreamy atmosphere. It also comes with added icons for Facebook, Twitter, and other often used apps.
To use this theme, you must first install +HOME, the FREE customization app. With more than 1,000 different themes to choose from, +HOME makes personalizing your wallpaper, icons, and widgets easier than ever before.
Please note that the images used in the theme are simply representations and may differ from the final product. For any inquiries or requests, you can reach out to the developer at
PinkTheme-Castles in theClouds for Android
- Free
- 4.2
- 20
- V 1.0.12
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