Circdal 3D Prints 25-Foot Feature Wall for KI's New Inspiration Center

A Month Earlier, These Walls Were Plastic Waste.

Circdal designed and 3D printed two feature walls over 25 ft long and made of 97% recycled material for KI's new Inspiration Center, which debuted at Fulton Market Design Days 2026.

  • WHAT: Two 3D-printed feature walls, up to 25 ft long!

  • MADE OF: 97% recycled material

  • PRINT TIME: Less than 48 hours on the robot.


KI debuted its new Inspiration Center at Fulton Market Design Days in June 2026, with Circdal a named design partner alongside Shaw Contract, Wilsonart, and more. Two of the feature screen walls are Circdal's, printed in Missouri from plastic that, weeks earlier, had been food packaging on its way to a landfill.

Circdal’s walls did the job open-plan floors need; they divided space into zones, while maintaining openness, natural light, and connectivity. Move a few steps to either side of Circdal’s feature walls and the blocks open and close as you pass.

Material came from plastic waste.

Both of KI's screens began as food packaging waste. Circdal collects that material, cleans and shreds it, pelletizes it into a 97% recycled material, then prints at full architectural scale with our large-format robot.

No molds. No waste.

And it’s 100% circular by design. When ready for a new design, Circdal can take back prints, reprocesses the material, and re-print it into whatever product you want next.

A system, not a one-off.

KI's walls are just one of Circdal’s applications. Circdal designs and prints architectural screens and panels as wall panels, room dividers, ceiling installations, column wraps, and more, from straight edges to curves to custom coverage alike. Start from our signature range, or design something entirely your own at any scale.

The range runs to eight signature patterns and 25 signature colors. Circdal puts customization at your finger tips: brand colors can be matched exactly, a motif scaled to the height of a room, a logo printed into the wall as structure rather than applied as signage, and more.

The work spans workplace, retail, hospitality, airport, and healthcare interiors.

Have a project in mind?

Circdal designs and prints architectural screens and panels to order, at any scale. If you have a space in mind, request a sample, download the product sheet, or talk to production.

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