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.
What the jury said
The jury for this edition — made up of Michael Anastassiades, Pilar Chiva, Luis Eslava, Elric Petit and Rosario Hurtado — recognized the project with these words:
"For introducing a new way of understanding children's furniture through a flexible and sustainable system that combines coherence, adaptability and an innovative vision of design as a service."
This is exactly the idea Circulari was built on: a children's piece of furniture doesn't have to end up in storage or in the bin once a child outgrows it. It can be returned, recover part of its value, and start a second life in another home. Having a jury of this caliber describe it as "design as a service" — rather than simply a nice piece of furniture — is exactly the outside validation we set out to earn from the start.
A team project
The design is the work of Pablo Castillo, Carlos Jiménez and Circulari's in-house team. Thank you to the whole team who made this recognition possible.
Where to see it
The winning projects from this edition, including Circulari, can be seen at the Disseny Hub Barcelona exhibition until September 6, 2026.
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