A Refreshing Product to Dispel the Lingering Heat

The "Mini Cuckoo Forest Clock," as its name suggests, is a pendulum wall clock that evokes a forest landscape. On the hour, it announces the time with the sound of cuckoos, accompanied by the gentle murmur of water.
Furthermore, it features a built-in light sensor. When darkness falls, the sensor activates, silencing the cuckoo's call. While functioning perfectly as a clock, it also offers thoughtful hospitality.

The designer is Pascal Tarabay, known for his unique spatial approach. The "Mini Cuckoo Forest Clock" on your wall not only brings visual delight but also a sense of auditory refreshment.


Pascal Tarabay
Born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1970. After studying architecture in Paris, he earned a Master's degree in Design from Domus Academy in 1998. The following year, he began teaching at the same institution while also serving as a project assistant at the Domus Academy Research Center. He started working freelance in 1993, undertaking architectural, design, and fashion projects for clients such as Ferragamo and Radis.

Mini Cuckoo Forest Clock
Materials: Steel, Wood
Colors: Wood, White, Green
Size & Price: W177 × D32 × L333mm ¥8,400
* Wood version: W177 × D32 × L347mm ¥10,500
* Includes one D-size battery

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