Kartell Khan chandelier, Ø 77 cm, transparent

The Khan designer chandelier with a modern, elegant look – designed by Philippe Starck

The Khan chandelier from Kartell impresses with its modern, elegant design. The light is made from thermoplastic polycarbonate. At its core, Khan is a modern nod to the aesthetics and elegance of 18th-century palaces. With its eight arms, it provides elegant and atmospheric ambient lighting. When fitted with the bulbs of your choice, it provides pleasant, cosy lighting and is particularly well suited as a light source above dining tables or in the living room. Eight E14 bulbs are included in the delivery.

- externally dimmable

As well as in private homes, Khan can also be used in public spaces to provide stylish lighting in hotels, restaurants, galleries and museums. Khan is by no means merely a light source, but also a design object and a piece of interior décor that enriches the prevailing style with a touch of glamour.

The chandelier was designed by the French designer and architect Philippe Starck, who was commissioned in 1982 to redesign the private quarters of the then President François Mitterrand at the Élysée Palace. Starck has previously worked for many international companies.