This will provide, out of the box the following features:
Open DevTools (cmd + opt + I) Settings > Experiments > check Allow custom UI themes. Enable Developer Tools experiments in chrome://flags/#enable-devtools-experiments. 
Install DevTools Author Chrome extension from Chrome Web Store. The extensions also provides developers the ability to create additional custom themes using a simple Sass templating system without writing your own extension. The process of creating a Chrome extension for this purpose can be a bit tedious to skin each component by hand from scratch, so I've created a small plugin which provides a collection of built-in themes and additional editor settings for Chrome Developer Tools. Instead, you’ll continue to see the image of the day from noted in this stack-overflow answer:, the official recommended method of skinning the Google Chrome Developer tools is by creating an extension to override the default styles which are applied, using the. However, there is a caveat, because Chrome and Edge have their own new tab page, so the background for the theme won’t appear on Microsoft Edge. Once you complete the steps, the theme will apply the new visual changes. Open the Chrome Web Store in the Themes category. To download and install a Chrome theme on Edge, make sure support for Chrome extensions is enabled, and then use these steps: Enable Chrome theme support of Microsoft Edge. Uninstall Chrome theme on Microsoft Edge. In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to install and uninstall Chrome themes on the new version of Microsoft Edge. 
However, the feature is now slowly being integrated into the browser, and now, you can start using Chrome themes in the Beta or Canary versions of Edge without the need to mess with the advanced flag settings. The ability to use Chrome themes from the Chrome Web Store with the Chromium version of Microsoft Edge has been available for a while, but it required to enable a specific flag from the advanced settings. Since the new version of Microsoft Edge is based on the Chromium project, the new default browser for Windows 10 shares many similarities to the Chrome browser, including the look and feel, support for extension, and now support for Chrome themes.
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