'Qoockoo q02' Horizontal Cuckoo Clock (White) by Progetti

A balancing act of both form and function, the Qoockoo by Progetti is the perfect compliment for any modern space. It's clean lines and bold form are conceived by renowned Italian designer Alberto Sala who is an innovator in both architecture and design. Qoockoo is a clear example of his modern aesthetic with its simple horizontal rectangle punctuated by the offset clock face and moving pendulum. The bold words 'qoo ckooo!!', a playful onomatopoeia of the sound of the cuckoo bird, perfectly balance the visual weight of the cuckoo clock and define its unique style. 

The battery powered movement has a photosensitive sensor that automatically turns off the cuckoo sound in the absence of light so that you are never woken by the clock at night. It also has a switch to regulate the volume of the cuckoo sound or to switch it off completely.

This stunning cuckoo clock comes in four colours - white, black, red and wenge (brown wood). It is driven by battery quartz movement and the cuckoo strike, which chimes on the hour with the sound of a light babbling brook and sweet cuckoo call, is switched off automatically during the night by a built-in light sensor controls.

All Progetti cuckoo clocks are fitted with an Engstler™ clock & cuckoo mechanism which is custom built by the Engstler cuckoo clock manufacturer in the Black Forest region, Germany. Their craftsmanship ensures your cuckoo clock works as wonderfully as the world-famous traditional cuckoo clocks of the Black Forest region.

This clock also goes by the name 'Q02' Cuckoo Clock. 

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MEET THE DESIGNER OF THE 'Qoockooo' HORIZONTAL CUCKOO CLOCK BY PROGETTI: ALBERTO SALA

Both an architect and designer, Sala is professionally involved in visual communication for product and furniture design companies. He teaches in the Faculty of Design at the Politecnico di Milano (Politecnic of Milan), in the area of virtual representation and modeling of architectural spaces. Sala is a collaborator with the INDACO department of the Faculty of Design, in the visual communications and interior design sector and he follows a research path in computer graphics applied to photo realism. In 2002, Alberto Sala participated as founding member of the RND-lab collective and in 2006 he started the ASPS studio experience.