Anne Boysen

Architect and designer Anne Boysen (b. 1980) works at the intersection between art, design, and architecture. Boysen, who holds a Master of Arts in Architecture, founded her own studio in 2012.

Boysen’s work is defined by attention to detail, genuine craftsmanship and a feeling of timeless aesthetics. Her architectural training is expressed in her consideration of how we relate to a space and the objects in it, from a broader perspective. The physical and emotional feeling that can be expressed by a design object is important to Boysen. She works with the senses as a key component in the design experience, resulting in harmonious designs in dialogue with people and their surroundings. Boysen is a colour and material connoisseur, and her style and compositions continue to surprise the design world. In 2020, she won the Next Danish Design Classic competition broadcasted on Danish television with her design Moonsetter. The outstanding lamp was launched in collaboration with Louis Poulsen the following year.

A woman sits beside the chrome Moonsetter floor lamp in a room with a brick wall and wooden floor. © 2026 Louis Poulsen.

Winner of "Lamp of the Year"

Design Awards 2021

Winner of "Best Celestial Glow"

Wallpaper Design Awards 2021

The chrome Moonsetter floor lamp, with its glowing ring-shaped shade, stands on a pale rug in front of curtains. © 2026 Louis Poulsen.
Anne Boysen’s Moonsetter floor lamp is featured as “Best Celestial Glow” in Wallpaper*. © 2026 Louis Poulsen.