Progetti, CùCùRùKù clock in BIANCO tree oak, model 1769, R. Paolino and M. Fusi

Simple, delicate, linear but of great impact, a painting with few elements but which stands out: This is CùCùRùKù, a design object among the best sellers of Progetti, conceived by Riccardo Paolino and Matteo Fusi, appreciated precisely for its elegance without excess. CùCùRùKù is a tribute to nature, in particular to the autumn and winter period when the trees lose their leaves, the wood becomes the protagonist and the warm and then cold colors of the snow take over.

The product is VISIBLE and can also be purchased at our Showroom: Crespi 1977 - via Magenta 48, Busto Arsizio (VA).

The cuckoo rests on the longest branch, sheltered from bad weather. The hands, with the imprecise shape of the branches, can be orange, white or green. Battery-powered quartz movement. A light-sensitive sensor automatically stops the ringer in the absence of light.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:

Description: Clock CùCùRùKù, model 1769, created by designers Riccardo Paolino and Matteo Fusi as a tribute to the autumn and winter period, when the trees lose their leaves. Elegant cuckoo made entirely of wood, with battery-powered quartz movement;

Category: Indoor;

Material: Painted wood, as shown in the figure;

Color: WHITE (tree), hands to choose from orange, white or green;

Height: 30 cm;

Width: 40 cm;

Depth: 10 cm;

Designer: Riccardo Paolino and Matteo Fusi.

Projects: Beyond design - Projects is a dynamic and vital company based in Carate Brianza (MB) that has been thinking, studying and manufacturing furnishing accessories and objects for the home and office for over 30 years.

Design with attention to detail, high quality, formal and functional innovation are the basis of its products: wall clocks, contemporary cuckoos, coat hangers, tables, umbrella stands, all rigorously Made in Italy and designed by great internationally renowned architects and designers: Gaetano Pesce, Gian Franco Frattini, Joe Colombo, Giulio Iacchetti, Matteo Ragni, Maurizio Duranti, Asps Studio who also follows the art direction, are just some of the names who collaborate with Progetti. The company, one of the first in Italy to make this type of clocks and cuckoos that combine originality and functionality, in 2012 created new objects working with the eclectic Karim Rashid and the young multidisciplinary Studio Kuadra.
The search for the highest quality, from the choice of materials to processing, the contemporary and never predictable design, the semi-artisanal production techniques, combined with the long experience in the sector and respect for the environment, have led Progetti to achieve an international reputation allowing it to be present in many areas of the world.
Progetti's creations, made of wood, metal, plastics and other materials, without processing or technology constraints, thus leaving great freedom of action, are designed to satisfy the most demanding taste, attentive to exclusivity and details, but also the expectations of a wider and younger audience, sensitive to novelties, natural and ecological materials, simple and emotional design.
Progetti is, therefore, one of the main protagonists of Made in Italy, rewarded not only by commercial results but also by recognition from important bodies: the MoMA of New York and San Francisco have included in their catalog the Rnd_ Time, Fun_Time watches. , q01 and Target, various products were exhibited at the exhibition 'The Palazzo della Farnesina and its collections' held at the Ara Pacis in Rome and were included in the permanent collection Farnesina Design which often presents its objects in prestigious locations throughout the world. Capri, Double q and O'Coque are exhibited and included in the catalog of the Deutsches Uhrenmuseum, the Clock Museum founded in 1852 in the Black Forest in Germany.
The company dynamism is also manifested in activities related to communication, such as participation in Italian and international fairs (Macef, iSaloni, Ambiente, Maison & Objet).
Projects loves to innovate and innovate, to be a forge of ideas; loves to challenge each other to rethink simple, everyday objects with originality and joy, without losing their main function.