The Mood range from So Easy Blinds is a made-to-measure roller blind offered in 2 colourways, starting from £52.42. A roller is the simplest blind style - a flat panel of fabric on a tube that draws straight up and down - and Mood is a sheer fabric, so it is built for soft, filtered daylight rather than privacy after dark or blocking light out.
Who it suits
Roller blinds are the most straightforward made-to-measure option: a clean fabric panel that rolls away when raised and sits flat against the window when down, with no tilt and no folding. The Mood fabric is sheer, meaning it is translucent - it lets daylight through while softening the view in and out, much like a voile. That makes it a good fit for living rooms, hallways and any space where you want to keep brightness and a sense of openness while taking the glare off direct sun.
A sheer roller does not give privacy at night, when interior lights make the room visible from outside, and it does not darken a room. If you need a dark bedroom or evening privacy, Mood is the wrong tool on its own and is often paired with a second, more opaque blind or curtain. Treat it as a daytime, light-softening layer. It also works well at a window where you want to keep an outlook - a garden view or a leafy aspect - while still cutting the harshness of direct sun and adding a degree of daytime screening from the street.
The colours
2 colours available
Mood is a small, neutral collection rather than a broad colour range. The two colourways here are Cosmic and Cotton, both kept to the pale, neutral end that suits a sheer fabric - the point of a sheer is the quality of light it lets through, so the palette is deliberately restrained. With only a couple of options, the decision is about the exact tone rather than choosing from a wide spread. Sheer fabrics in particular can look quite different on a lit window than on a screen, so it is worth requesting a sample and holding it to your own glass before committing to a full-sized blind.
Price by your dimensions
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Roller blinds are generally among the more affordable made-to-measure blind types, and Mood sits in that accessible band. The fitting you choose changes the entry price: the standard fitting starts from the figure above, while the no-drill perfect-fit option - which clips into the window bead without screws - starts higher. Perfect-fit suits uPVC windows and conservatories where you would rather not drill the frame, so it is a question of weighing that convenience against the higher starting price.
How it compares
Against a standard or blackout roller, Mood trades opacity for light: it keeps a room bright and open where a heavier fabric would shade or darken it. Against a vertical or venetian blind, the roller gives you no tilt to redirect angled sun, only a single up-and-down draw, but in return a cleaner, flatter finish. If you like the softness of a sheer but want some adjustment, a day-and-night roller pairs sheer and opaque bands in one blind; Mood is the simpler, single-fabric way to get that diffused daylight.
A note on care
Sheer roller fabric is delicate, so handle it gently. Lower the blind fully and dust regularly with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting to lift dust before it settles into the weave. For marks, dab lightly with a barely damp cloth rather than rubbing, and avoid soaking the fabric or using harsh cleaners, which can mark or distort a sheer cloth. Let it dry fully unrolled before raising it again.
Likely the same fabric, at other retailers
Mood roller blinds are sold under the same name by more than one UK retailer, and the price scales identically across window sizes - a strong sign it is the same fabric from the same supplier:
- Roller Blinds Direct from £9.32
- Wilsons Blinds from £10.97
- Blinds Direct from £14.13
- Blinds By Post from £18.44
- Swift Direct Blinds from £42.00
- So Easy Blinds this page from £52.42
We match these on the shared name and an identical price curve, not an independent inspection, so treat it as likely the same fabric rather than confirmed - and check the specification and colour at each retailer before buying.