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FireMonkey implementation for Linux
Start build UI Linux apps with Embarcadero Delphi and FmxLinux

Native Look & Feel
FmxLinux provides high-quality Ubuntu style as default Linux style.

To create your own custom style from scratch, you have to design the bitmaps for your UI in the graphics program of your choice, layout the UI elements in the style.png file, and then map the UI designs from the style.png file to the FireMonkey controls in the Bitmap Style Designer (Tools-> Bitmap Style Designer). You can then save out the style as a FireMonkey .style file and apply it to your application.

Create professional applications that incorporate a full set of highly customizable user interface components including Visual Studio style docking panes and Office style Ribbons, Toolbars, and Menus to give your application a modern appearance.

StyleControls is a stable, powerfull package (more than 100 components), which uses Classic drawing, system Themes, GDI+ and VCL Styles. This package contains the unique solutions to extend standard VCL controls and also has many unique, advanced controls to create modern applications (UWP design). Also with this package you can really improve applying and using of VCL Styles in your application.

Set of IntraWeb components to create web applications for mobile devices like iPhone, iPad, Android that offer a look & feel very close to native applications.

SVGMagic adds support for SVG and animated SVG graphics files to Embarcadero® RAD Studio Delphi® and C++ builder® Visual Component Library (VCL).

The FireMonkey Style Designer window is made of:

An object design area on the left-hand side where you can modify objects of your style visually.
A preview on the right-hand side that shows your style rendered with an example control.
A toolbar on top of both.