Moonsetter

Established in 1874, Louis Poulsen has a long-standing heritage working with world renowned Danish designers to design and produce iconic products. Their impressive product portfolio spans indoor, outdoor and architectural lighting, designed by both heritage designers such as Poul Henningsen, Arne Jacobsen, Verner Panton and Vilhelm Lauritzen, as well as leading contemporary designers such as Christian Flindt, Shoichi Uchiyama and Anne Boysen. With headquarters in Copenhagen and production facilities in Vejen, Denmark, Louis Poulsen stay close to their roots in Danish design, while having grown to become an internationally acclaimed luxury lighting Brand, with a global distribution network.

Anne Boysen (b. 1980) is an architect and designer whose work explores the intersection of art, design, and architecture. With a Master’s degree in Architecture, she founded her own studio in 2012. Boysen’s practice is defined by meticulous craftsmanship, material sensitivity, and a timeless aesthetic rooted in spatial awareness. Her architectural background informs a holistic approach to design, where emotional resonance and sensory experience play a key role. By balancing form, material, and feeling, Boysen creates harmonious objects in dialogue with their surroundings. In 2020, she won the Next Danish Design Classic competition with her sculptural lamp Moonsetter, later launched in collaboration with Louis Poulsen.