If you're bought into the Windows ecosystem, but look longingly across the aisle at OS X's UI, OS X Mavericks Transformation Pack can put a more Mac-like skin on your familiar desktop.
This is called a Mavericks transformation pack, but it's not quite a perfect recreation of Apple's latest offering. Most notably, it uses iOS 7 icons for a lot of apps, rather than replicas of the Mac icons. If you aren't one to get hung up on details though, you can certainly squint your eyes and pretend to be using a Mac. The developer also kindly made it easy to uninstall the program and revert to Windows' original UI, so there's no harm in trying.
Make sure you run OS X Mavericks Transformation/UX Pack with Administrator’s rights before installation. There’s also UX Pack for people who find modifying system files little scary and want to try out zero-risk version.
If you’re using Windows 8 x86 editions, you won’t be able to use custom themes at the moment as stuff that used to work are no longer working with current Windows Update patches. I’ll release an update with Windows 8 x86 and 8.1 compatibilities in next release when Rafael release his UxStyle update for Windows 8.1.
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