The circular economy envisages the maximum efficiency of resources as well as minimising the generation of non-reusable waste, allowing for a positive end to the product’s life cycle. This requires a paradigm shift by companies, and both public and private entities, with relation to the way they produce and consume. In this scenario, sustainable and circular design favours the transition towards a real circular economy through the conceptualisation, design and development of new products and services that generate a positive impact on the social, economic and environmental surroundings in which they are encapsulated.