Pablo Erroz x Broadview Materials

Following the success of The Hotel in 2025, the collaboration between Formica Group —part of Broadview Materials— and Pablo Erroz during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid (MBFWM) takes a step further with The Residence, a proposal that transforms design into a space for coexistence, creation, and shared purpose.

Last year, the project was rooted in recovery—reclaiming materials damaged by the DANA storm at the group’s Valencia facility. In 2026, the evolution is clear: from recovered materials to the human value that transforms them.

Inspired by artist residencies, The Residence is conceived as a living ecosystem where disciplines, materials, and people converge. The collection, composed of 30 mixed looks, is built on a deeply sustainable approach: natural materials, the reintroduction of iconic past pieces, and processes that prioritise durability and timelessness.

Within this dialogue between fashion, furniture, and interior design, Formica^® laminates and Homapal^® metallic surfaces once again take center stage, integrated into garments, accessories, and furniture pieces that shape a coherent and immersive sensory universe.

It is, however, in its social dimension where the project reaches a new level of depth. This year, the collaboration incorporates Fundación Alas Madrid, an organisation dedicated to supporting adults with intellectual disabilities. Through its sewing workshops, participants have contributed to the making of the collection, carefully integrating metallic materials into the garments by hand. A gesture that turns each design into a shared story, where inclusion and creativity move forward together.

The Residence is not just a collection: it is a statement. A space where identity is expressed without filters, where diversity is celebrated, and where design is understood as a tool to connect, transform, and endure.