Aella

Toso & Massari

The ongoing evolution

with a classic

Born from the creative minds of the design duo Renato Toso and Noti Massari in 1968, the Aella Collection represents the essence of Leucos’ timeless design. The light emerges like a luminous flame, spreading evenly throughout the room. The LED light sources are easy to use and replace, ensuring durability and ease of maintenance thanks to a simplified disassembly system. With three available sizes for both table and suspension versions, and multiple frame/diffuser color combinations, Aella meets a variety of furnishing needs and allows for full customization of the space.

Category	Indoor
Source type	LED
Materials	Diffuser: Blown Glass Structure: Metal

Aella in the Making

White Spot

THE GESTURE AT THE ORIGIN OF THE FORM

In the manufacturing process, Aella comes to life through the artisanal mastery of mouth-blown glass.

The master glassmaker shapes the molten material, guiding it through a continuous movement that creates the soft curves of the diffuser.

From this process emerges an object that preserves the mark of its origin over time: a fluid form that, once illuminated, diffuses light evenly, like a living presence within the space.

Toso & Massari

Renato Toso (born in Murano in 1940) and Giovanna Noti Massari (born in Venice in 1939) are architects and designers who graduated in Venice and married in 1968. Based in Zero Branco (Treviso), they work across architecture, restoration, interior design, and product design. Closely linked to Leucos since its founding, they developed an early passion for glass through the family glassworks Fratelli Toso, designing tiles, stained glass, lamps, and decorative objects. Their architectural projects include restorations in Venice, corporate headquarters and exhibition spaces, and monastic complexes in Tanzania. As designers, they have collaborated with leading companies in furniture, textiles, accessories, and lighting. Their work has been exhibited internationally, including at Palazzo Grassi in Venice, the Louvre and Centre Pompidou in Paris, and MoMA in New York, earning numerous awards and recognitions.