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2025 · Porto Petro
This door, seen up close before restoration, told you everything. The bottom was damaged by moisture, and the ironwork had darkened over the years. And there’s no mystery to it: the first thing is to stop and look carefully.
See where it’s suffering, which parts still hold and which no longer do. A door like this can’t be fixed quickly or easily: it has to be done piece by piece, and done properly.
What was done
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- I
Diagnosis
I started at the bottom, which is where the damage was. You have to open it up, clean it and honestly decide what can be saved and what needs to be rebuilt.
- II
Structure
I rebuilt the base so the door has support again and doesn’t keep suffering in the same spot.
- III
Cleaning up
I cleaned and treated the rest little by little, without overdoing it and without erasing what makes it special and old.
- IV
Hardware
With the ironwork I did what I always do: take it apart, clean it, polish it, treat it and leave it just right, so it looks cared for but still stays itself.
- V
Protection
And at the end, protection: because the job isn’t about looking nice today, it’s about still looking that way years from now.
















































