Leucos is a major player in the
designer lighting sector, known for its ability to blend traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. Founded in 1962 in Scorzè, in the province of Venice, Leucos stands out for producing lamps that are a perfect fusion of Murano glassmaking expertise and the most advanced technological innovations. Thanks to continuous research into materials and collaborations with renowned designers, the company has been able to renew the ancient tradition of blown glass, making it current and appreciated internationally.
Leucos, designer glass lighting
Leucos distinguishes itself in the lighting scene through its use of materials such as
blown glass, pressed glass, and crystal, crafted with artisanal techniques typical of the Murano tradition. By employing these materials and constant experimentation, the company creates solutions that enhance both aesthetics and functionality without compromise. Each Leucos lamp is the result of meticulous craftsmanship, ensuring not only high-quality standards but also a unique elegance, able to fit into high-end residential and contract projects. In recent decades, Leucos has strengthened its international presence, becoming a reference brand for architects and designers worldwide. Its collections have been showcased at major industry fairs such as the Milan Furniture Fair and Light + Building in Frankfurt, receiving accolades for their ability to combine aesthetics with functionality. Leucos creations are used in lighting projects globally, both in luxury residential settings and in the hospitality sector, including exclusive hotels and restaurants.
Leucos: iconic lamps and collaborations with renowned designers
Among Leucos' numerous creations, some models have become design icons. The
Aella lamp, designed by
Toso & Massari in 1968, is one of the best-known examples: a simple and harmonious composition of blown glass that resembles a whirlwind of air. Another notable model is
Ether, designed by
Patrick Jouin, which stands out for its lightness and modular borosilicate glass structure. Leucos has collaborated with important international designers, including David Rockwell, Roberto Pamio, Joaquim Ruiz Millet, and Luca Nichetto, contributing to the creation of collections that have redefined the standards of contemporary decorative lighting. These collaborations have allowed the company to explore new shapes and materials while maintaining a close connection to its historical identity.
Venetian craftsmanship in Leucos lamps
Leucos' history is deeply tied to the
Venetian glassmaking tradition. Located near Venice, the birthplace of glass art, the company has managed to preserve and reinterpret the Murano heritage, famous worldwide for its refinement and precision. Blown glass remains one of the main materials in Leucos' collections, a distinctive hallmark that links quality craftsmanship with contemporary design. This focus on tradition has not prevented the company from embracing the most modern lighting technologies, such as LEDs and smart control systems, to ensure efficiency and sustainability in its productions. Leucos is committed to reducing the environmental impact of its production processes by adopting sustainable practices and cutting-edge technologies.
LED lighting represents one of the key solutions the company has adopted to ensure more energy-efficient products with longer lifespans. Additionally, the company continuously works to improve material selection and optimize production processes, reducing waste and ensuring high-quality products with a reduced environmental footprint.
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