With more and more people switching to alternative modes of transportation like bikes and scooters, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to stand out from the crowd of nearly identical vehicles. While some turn to new paint jobs or accessories, craftsman Carlos Alberto took a more labor intensive route when designing a Vespa for his daughter, resulting in a beautiful motor scooter named after her (Vespa Daniella) boasting a sleek, wooden finish.
Every part of the fully functional, hardwood scooter was hand-crafted by Alberto from the frame and handles to the solid wood seat. Parts that couldn't be constructed out of wood such as the engine and gas tank were still carefully tucked away behind eye-catching layers of the richly stained material. Details of the designer's impressive construction process and everything that went into building this one-of-a-kind ride can be seen on his website.
