Circulari's Blog

Circulari has won the Delta de Plata (Silver Delta) award — Spain's leading industrial design prize — in the Interior Furnishing category of the Premios Delta 2026, organized by ADI-FAD since 1961. This 43rd edition recognized the most outstanding projects of the past two years from among more than 200 entries.

Furniture, mattress, paint, textiles and air: everything that goes into your baby’s room can be a source of toxins or a completely safe environment. This guide shows you how to make it the latter.

FSC and PEFC are the two most important forestry certifications for wood. We explain what they guarantee, how they differ, and why they matter when you buy furniture for your child.

A Montessori bed supports a child's independence from the moment they can move on their own. But not all are the same: the material makes the difference between a healthy bed and one that isn't.

Second-hand, rental, growing furniture, or a circular system: these are all the real options for furnishing your child's room without always buying new. With real advantages, drawbacks, and costs.

Importing furniture from Asia or Eastern Europe is perfectly legal and very common. Almost every major retail chain does it. The process works like this: the importer places an order with a foreign factory, negotiates the price and specifications, waits six to twelve weeks for the container to cross the ocean, and once the product arrives in Spain, checks that it meets European regulations before putting it up for sale.

When you walk into a kids' furniture shop and ask what that lovely wardrobe is made of, the answer is usually some variation of "quality wood," "lacquered board," or, if you're lucky, "MDF with a melamine finish"