Moon at Wilsons Blinds is a roman blind collection with a strong textural identity: 81 colourways from £25.58, most of them from the Earth series - names like Earth Bronze, Earth Finch, Earth Gorse, Earth Hessian and Earth Mocha set the register. This is fabric chosen for its weave and its depth of tone rather than for pattern, made up into the soft stacked folds that make a roman read as furnishing rather than hardware.
Who it suits
A roman blind brings warmth and weight to a window, and Moon's earthy palette doubles down on that: these are blinds for living rooms, bedrooms, studies and dining rooms where the scheme leans natural - wood, wool, linen tones. The blues and reds lead the named colour groups with greys behind them, but across the collection the common thread is muted, textural colour rather than brights. The opacity is standard, so daylight filters through the fabric attractively; for full darkness a blackout-lined roman elsewhere would serve better, and folded fabric is in any case best kept out of steamy kitchens and bathrooms.
The made-to-measure envelope runs from 350mm up to 2.5 metres in both width and drop, which covers everything from a cloakroom casement to a broad lounge window on a single blind.
The colours
81 colours available
The Earth series carries the range: tones drawn from bronze, gorse, hessian and mocha that sit naturally alongside one another, which makes Moon unusually easy to use across several windows in one room without exact matching. Texture is the other half of the story, and it is precisely what a screen image undersells - the weave that gives these fabrics their character reads far better in the hand, so a sample order is more than usually worthwhile here.
Price by your dimensions
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Price up 18% since 20 Aug. (our checks since 5 Jul)
A roman is priced by the width and drop of the window plus the make-up its folds require - the lining, the stitched folds and the rods that hold the shape - so it starts above an equivalent roller and climbs more steeply with size. The from-price reflects the smallest window; the table above gives the figure at your measurements, and it is worth checking both a recess and an overlap size if you are undecided on the fit, since the difference of a few centimetres can cross a price band.
How it compares
Within Wilsons' catalogue, Moon is the textural, natural-toned roman option - the counterpoint to designer print collections on one side and budget plains on the other. Against roman ranges elsewhere, its distinguishing features are the coherence of the Earth palette and the breadth of it: 81 colourways in one textural register is a deep bench for scheme-matching. Buyers deciding between a roman and a roller in these tones should weigh the roman's softer, fuller finish against the extra fabric it stacks at the head of the window and the higher price that make-up carries. If the window opens inward or the room runs steamy, the roller wins on practicality; if the room is built on natural texture, the roman is the one that looks like it belongs.
A note on care
Textured roman fabric rewards gentle, regular attention: dust along the folds with a soft brush or a low vacuum setting before grime settles into the weave, and spot-clean with a barely damp cloth rather than wetting the fabric through - stitched folds and rods can distort if soaked, and natural-toned weaves can watermark. Raise and lower the blind now and again so the folds keep sitting evenly, and keep it clear of steam-heavy rooms for the sake of both fabric and fold.
Likely the same fabric, at other retailers
Moon roman 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:
- Wilsons Blinds this page from £25.58
- Blinds Direct from £29.96
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.