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Restauración artesanal de un mueble de madera devuelto en el taller de Circulari en Barcelona

How the return works, step by step: what condition your furniture needs to be in, and how to choose between a 30% voucher or a 15% refund

Circulari's circular return system is unique in Spain. We'll walk you through, step by step, how to activate it, what condition your furniture needs to be in, and how to decide between a 30% voucher or a 15% refund.

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Normativa europea de economía circular y muebles: qué cambia en 2026, 2027 y 2028

EU Circular Economy Regulations and Furniture: What Changes in 2026, 2027 and 2028

Europe has decided that furniture can no longer be a use-and-throw-away object. Between 2026 and 2028, a series of regulations will substantially change how furniture is designed, manufactured, sold, and managed at the end of its life within the European...

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Detalle del Vestidor Naboa en madera de pino

What FSC and PEFC mean in kids' furniture: the guide you need before you buy

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.

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Cama Montessori de madera: qué es, por qué importa el material y cómo elegir bien

Wooden Montessori bed: what it is, why the material matters, and how to choose well

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.

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Mirando al futuro de los muebles - Circulari

Which children's furniture can be returned in Spain?

In Spain, children's furniture with a guaranteed return system is almost nonexistent. We explain which brands take it back, how the process works, and what you get in return.

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¿Qué es la economía circular aplicada a muebles infantiles?

What is the circular economy applied to children's furniture?

The circular economy applied to children's furniture is a system in which a piece of furniture doesn't reach the end of its life when your child grows up. Instead of ending up in a bin or in storage, it returns to the manufacturer, gets restored, and begins a new story with another family. The result: less waste, more value, and a logic of consumption that finally makes sense.

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