Khan bronze polycarbonate chandelier - Kartell
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Colour: Gold
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Dimensions
Dimensions
Height : 61,0 cm
Width : 77,0 cm
Cable length : 220,0 cm
Weight : 6,0 kg
Materials
Materials
Material : Plastic and innovative materials
Composition : Polycarbonate 2.0 made from a renewable raw material, painted
Features
Features
Assembly : Please keep the warranty certificate supplied with this product in a safe place. Without this certificate, no warranty can be provided.
Colour : Gold
Power : 40,0 W
Bulb type : E14
Protection rating : 20.00
Bulb included : No
Tips :
2500 K – CRI 80 – 240 V
Shipping
Shipping
Careful delivery, fast shipping
Your orders are shipped within 24/48 hours for in-stock products.
We select the most suitable carrier based on the size and volume of your package, to guarantee delivery in the best conditions:
- DPD - home delivery for standard parcels
- Colissimo - delivery to pickup point (Metropolitan France only)
- Specialized carrier - for bulky parcels
Philippe Starck's Khan chandelier is a creation that fuses different styles, from 18th-century eclecticism to contemporary minimalism, to create a new concept of elegance and modernity.
The design Khan chandelier is a harmonious blend of historical references and clean lines. It reinterprets classic decorative elements such as curved light arms, refined details and sophisticated ornamentation, while combining them with a contemporary minimalist approach. This bold combination creates an aesthetic unique and intemporelle that stands out for its elegance and modernity.
The material used,polycarbonate 2. 0, is a technological innovation that offers creative and aesthetic possibilities. This material adds a touch of sophistication to the Khan chandelier. It is durable, lightweight and allows us to play with transparency, creating subtle and captivating lighting effects.
