Renato Toso and Roberto Pamio for Leucos, Italy, c. 1970.

RENATO TOSO (Murano, 1940) and ROBERTO PAMIO (Italy, 1937) for Leucos.
Important table lamp, Italy, c. 1970.
Murano glass and bronze.
Presents excellent state of preservation.
Measurements: 20 x 24 cm.
Table lamp, designed by Renato Toso (Murano, 1940) and Roberto Pamio (Italy, 1937) for the firm Leucos. With a cylindrical brass base that provides warmth and solidity, the piece rises in a hand-blown Murano glass body, characterized by its organic shape and wavy textures. The glass, of aquatic hues and subtle transparencies. It is a work that reflects the expression of Italian design that fuses traditional craftsmanship and modernity. The chandelier embodies the mastery of its designers, both referents of post-war Venetian design and the know-how of Murano, achieving a timeless piece that combines art, function and material sophistication.
Roberto Pamio and Renato Toso are renowned Italian designers who have contributed significantly to the world of design with their innovative work. Their studio has collaborated with prestigious brands such as Artemide, Foscarini and Leucos, creating iconic lighting and design pieces. His work has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Compasso d'Oro in 1994.
Italian designer and architect Renato Toso is known for his mid-century modern Murano glass pendant lights and sconces. His designs have a retro chic appeal characterized by soft curves and a natural elegance. He founded the design firm Toso, Massari & Associates, with his wife, designer Giovanna Noti Massari.