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Um, Gnome and KDE can't share themes. I don't really understand your question if you aren't wondering how to get KDE to have the same theme selection as gnome.
If you use the gtk-qt theme for your gtk apps they will look more like qt/kde apps and the theme actually uses some of the settings from your qt/kde configuration, such as font size/color.
Do a web search for 'make gtk and qt look alike' and you'll find a couple of pages that tell how to do it.
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