Pallarols Metal signs · Miami
Original designs↗
Handcrafted in Miami

Metal that tells
your story.

This portfolio documents past handcrafted metal artwork by Alejandro Pallarols. Each project shows raised cast-aluminum relief, shaped and finished by hand. Inquiries are welcome for original designs.

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Alejandro PallarolsSeventh-generation artisan
Artisan’s hands chiseling raised metal relief on a Bentley plaque
✳Hand-finished relief ✳Made to your idea ✳Built in Miami

A record of past work.

These images document selected past projects and are shown only as portfolio examples. The pieces shown are not offered for sale or reproduction. I currently welcome inquiries about original metal designs.

18 selected works

Client spaces

Made at home in their garages.

Real customer spaces, with each handcrafted piece displayed among the cars and motorcycles they love.

These client installations are shown as records of past work only; the pieces pictured are not offered here for sale or reproduction.

Ferrari sign installed in a customer garage
From a customer’s collection
Handcrafted signs displayed in a classic-car collection
From a customer’s collection
Handmade metal sign displayed above a customer motorcycle
From a customer’s collection
Ferrari sign displayed beside a customer’s car
From a customer’s collection
Custom metal signs displayed on the wall at Kang’s Auto Service
Kang’s Auto Service · custom wall collection
Wide view of the automotive workshop and its handcrafted signs
Kang’s Auto Service · workshop view

Videos include examples of past projects and document the metalworking process. They are not offers to sell or reproduce the work shown.

From idea to object · metalwork in motion

Watch the craft take shape.

A close look at Alejandro shaping raised metal and hand-finishing a sign. Inquiries for original designs are discussed before any work begins.

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Raised metal emblem · close-up

A closer look at the relief.

A short detail video of a hand-finished metal emblem with a raised finish.

Vintage iron artwork · close-up

A closer look at the raised detail.

A short video highlighting the hand-finished aluminum relief on a vintage-style iron artwork.

Raised metal plaque · close-up

A closer look at the metalwork.

A close-up video showing raised lettering and hand-finished details on a metal plaque.

Metal emblem · close-up

A closer look at the raised detail.

A short detail video of a hand-finished raised metal emblem.

Metal emblem · close-up

A closer look at the raised detail.

A short detail video of a hand-finished raised metal emblem.

Raised metal artwork · showcase

A large hand-finished metal relief.

A video showing a large metal artwork with raised details, finished by hand.

Raised lettering · close-up

A closer look at the raised lettering.

A close-up video of a red metal sign and its raised details.

Hand-finished metal plaque · close-up

A classic design in raised metal.

A close-up video of a hand-finished metal plaque with raised details.

Metalwork process · finishing

Hand-finishing the raised details.

A close look at the finishing stage, shaping and smoothing the raised metal details with a rotary tool.

Vintage red metal artwork · close-up

A closer look at the raised metalwork.

A short video showing a red metal artwork and its hand-finished raised details.

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Choose an original idea

Share an original idea, personal initials, a name, or a family motif.

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Set the scale and finish

We can discuss dimensions, colors, relief, and the overall look for your space.

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Hand-built in Miami

Your sign is shaped, layered, and finished by hand. No two handmade pieces are exactly alike.

Original metalwork

A design made for your space.

I welcome inquiries about original metal artwork: personal initials, names, family motifs, numbers, and other designs created for your space. Please note that I do not accept requests to reproduce company logos or registered emblems. Contact me to discuss an original idea.

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Alejandro Pallarols in his workshop beside his handmade metal signs
A. Pallarols · since 1750

Seven generations. One family craft.

The Pallarols family’s metalworking story began in Barcelona in 1750. Across seven generations, the craft traveled to Argentina and now continues in Miami through Alejandro, an Argentine artisan bringing this family tradition into contemporary automotive art.

Alejandro learned from his father, his uncle, and his whole family. His uncle, Juan Carlos Pallarols, is the best-known member of the family; this craft, however, is a shared legacy carried by generations of Pallarols hands.

Now based in Miami, Alejandro shapes each piece by hand: building the relief, working the surface, and refining the finish until the metal catches the light.

BarcelonaThe story begins · 1750
ArgentinaA family tradition carried on
MiamiThe craft lives on today
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