Designer chandelier Khan in modern-elegant look - design by Philippe StarckThe LED chandelier Khan from the house of Kartell convinces with its modern-elegant design. The lamp was made of a thermoplastic polycarbonate plastic. However, only renewable and transparent raw materials were used. Because the Italian lighting manufacturer relies on environmentally friendly manufacturing. Therefore, only materials that are regenerable and have no negative impact on the environment are used.In its essence, Khan is a modern reference to the aesthetics and elegance of the castles of the 18th century. Thus, with its eight arms, he can provide elegant and atmospheric ambient lighting. If it is equipped with illuminants of choice, it provides a pleasant illumination to feel good and can find a suitable place of use especially as a light source above dining room tables or in the living room. The scope of delivery already includes eight E14 bulbs.- externally dimmableIn addition to the private sphere, Khan can also be used in public environments to provide stylish lighting in hotels, restaurants, galleries and museums. Khan is not only a light source, but also a design object and piece of furniture, which enriches the prevailing style with a glamorous touch.The chandelier was designed by the French designer and architect Philippe Starck, who in 1982 was entrusted with the redesign of the private rooms of the then President François Mitterrand in the Elysée Palace. Starck has already worked for many international companies. For the Italian lighting manufacturer Kartell, he designed the Khan lamps, which are made of recyclable materials.