'Rule Your Home' with Marie Olsson Nylander.

Client Arne Aksel
A film by ALET Agency

Creative Director Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Camera Christopher Mertz
Edit & Colour Grade Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

Home is the stage where memorable experiences take place. From hosting ravishing dinner parties to enjoying a quiet evening alone with a good book. Arne Aksel believes home-textiles are the perfect backdrop for creating a scene, and in ‘Rule Your Home’ home owners and their personal spaces are highlighted.

Swedish interior designer, Marie Olsson Nylander, has spent the past few years dividing her time between Höganäs, Sweden and the small town of Termini Imerese in Sicily. Here, she and her husband have bought an old, dilapidated Palazzo, which they are restoring while filming the Swedish TV show “Husdrömmar Sicilien”.

Here is a portrait of Marie’s 18th Century palazzo in Sicily and her colourful interiors with Arne Aksel curtains.

Behind the Scenes - Autumn ‘21 Shoot

Client New Works
Styling Lotta Agaton Interiors
Creative Director Knut Bendik Humlevik
Photographer Mikkel Rahr Mortensen
DoP & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

Reflections Film 05 -
Framing Outdoor Spaces 2.0

Client Louis Poulsen
A film by ALET Agency

Director & Producer Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Director of Photography Christopher Mertz
Editor & Colour Grade Morten Svane
Additional Visuals & Drone Footage Morten Svane
Sound Recordist Mikael Tobias
Light & Camera Assistant Christopher Mertz
Interviewer & Dialogue Editor Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Production Assistant Sara Dooleweerdt
Music & Sound Design Six Bit Deep

Half of the time, outdoor spaces belong to the night. In the dark, light plays a major role as it can be used to create different narratives while improving surroundings to make them more adapted to human life. For more than 50 years, architect and urban design consultant Jan Gehl has been working with the points of influences where architecture directly and indirectly affects human lives, and how people use architecture and cities.

Meet Jan Gehl, who shares his reflections on using light to focus on important events and creating a sense of comfortability and architect and product designer Peter Bysted, who is behind the new Bysted Garden, and other inspiring experts.

Thanks to
Jan Gehl, Peter Bysted, Kasper Hammer, Frederikke Amalie Sølling Thomsen,
Natalia Lauritzen, Sarah Lærke Stevens, Danish Architecture Center

Reflections Film 04 -
Enjoy Your Stay

Client Louis Poulsen
A film by ALET Agency

Director & Producer Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Director of Photography Morten Nordstrøm
Editor Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Colour Grade Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Sound Recordist Mikael Tobias
Light & Camera Assistant Andreas Raun & Christopher Mertz
Interviewer & Dialogue Editor Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Production Assistant Sara Dooleweerdt
Music & Sound Design Six Bit Deep

When looking into the incredible world of lighting, it becomes apparent why so many architects and designers refer to lighting as the fourth dimension of architecture.

Light has the ability to transform our surroundings and allow us to shape the feeling, and identity that we want a hotel, restaurant or meeting facilities to embody. To make guests and visitors feel at home and at ease, it is well worth exploring the Scandinavian way of using light to create ‘hygge’ and how even the smallest changes with light can have a major impact on well-being.

Learn more about some of the best practices of designing with light in a selection of Copenhagen’s unique hospitality concepts with the Spacon & X architect, Nikoline Dyrup, and other inspiring experts.

Thanks to
Nikoline Dyrup Carlsen, Meik Wiking, Monique Faber
Frederikke Amalie Sølling Thomsen, Sarah Lærke Stevens
CityHub, The Darling, Hotel Alexandra, SAS Radisson

Reflections Film 03 -
Light and Health in Space

Client Louis Poulsen
A film by ALET Agency

Director & Producer Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Director of Photography Morten Nordstrøm
Editor Emil Vilhelmsen
Colour Grade Morten Nordstrøm
Greenland Footage SAGA Space Architects
Sound Recordist Mikael Tobias
Light & Camera Assistant Andreas Raun
Interviewer & Dialogue Editor Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Production Assistant Sara Dooleweerdt
Music & Sound Design Six Bit Deep

In 2020, SAGA Space Architects began an expedition for three months in the Northern part of Greenland: a corner of the world that is both desolate, uninhabited and extreme – similar to the conditions on the Moon.

The SAGA team was on a quest to find out what it takes to live comfortably in space, on a simulated Moon mission, for several months in a row.


The expedition was part of a study, to find out how the human body and mind is affected under extreme conditions. Light was one of the key parameters used to measure well-being. Louis Poulsen designed a light panel, programmed to mimic changing daylight throughout 24 hours.

Meet SAGA Space Architects, Professor Dr. Marc Fontoynont and other inspiring experts.

Thanks to
Karl-Johan Sørensen, Sebastian Aristotelis, Marc Fontoynont, Kasper Hammer
Torben Klitgaard, Signe Galschiøt, Frederikke Bremer, Sarah Lærke Stevens

Additional visuals
Apollo 13 Views of the Moon in 4K
Courtesy of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center

Artwork
Dichroic Sphere 2020 by Jacob Kvist, BLOX Copenhagen

Reflections Film 02 -
50 Years of Colour

Client Louis Poulsen
A film by ALET Agency

Director & Producer Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Director of Photography Morten Nordstrøm
Editor Emil Vilhelmsen
Colour Grade Morten Nordstrøm
Sound Recordist Mikael Tobias
Light & Camera Assistant Andreas Raun
Interviewer & Dialogue Editor Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Production Assistant Sara Dooleweerdt
Music & Sound Design Six Bit Deep

The Panthella lamp was designed in 1971 and has become a true design icon. It’s a perfect example of Panton’s brilliant sense of atmospheric illumination and his ability to transform a room with his innovative designs.

In the second film in the series, we delve into the history of Verner Panton's bespoke design with some experts from the industry.

This film was made as a tribute to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Panton’s timeless design classic — the Panthella lamp.

Thanks to
Nadia Olive Schnack, Sara Staunsager, Anders Michelsen,
David Rosenkvist and Sarah Lærke Stevens

A special thanks to
The Panton family and Verner Panton Design AG
for letting us share their archival material, as part of this film.

Reflections Film 01 - Framing Outdoor Spaces

Client Louis Poulsen
A film by ALET Agency

Director & Producer Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Director of Photography Morten Nordstrøm
Editor Emil Vilhelmsen
Colour Grade Morten Nordstrøm
Drone Operator Andreas Raun
Sound Recordist Mikael Tobias
Light & Camera Assistant Andreas Raun
Interviewer & Dialogue Editor Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Production Assistant Sara Dooleweerdt
Music & Sound Design Six Bit Deep

This is the first of six films that ALET Agency has been commissioned to produce for the infamous Danish lighting brand Louis Poulsen.

'REFLECTIONS' is a series of films on the subject of light. We dive into a multitude of thoughts, ideas, perspectives and wisdom on the matter. We interview some of the most creative and passionate minds of the industry, people that are dedicated to inspire and educate within the field of light.

For the first film in the series, we meet with designer Christian Flindt, who talks about the design of his new post top, landscape architect Rasmus Astrup and other inspiring experts.

Outside where there is no walls to define the space for lighting, the light has to be used to define and frame spaces. Light can be used to create imaginative walls, paths and landscapes and to construct an entirely new world visible only when the sun has set. Similar to the way in which stage designers work with light in a set design to enhance certain moods and feelings, we can use light to generate a sense of security, to affect behaviour and to create beauty in the real world.

Thanks to
Rasmus Astrup, Christian Flindt, David Rosenkvist,
Kasper Hammer, Christian Dinnsen and Sarah Lærke Stevens

Finn Juhl in the Now

Client House of Finn Juhl
Films by ALET Agency

Director & Producer Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Director of Photography Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Editor & Colour Grade Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Assistant & Talent Natalia Lauritzen

The mini series ‘Finn Juhl In The Now’ is a commissioned production of five filmic portraits for House of Finn Juhl — all on the theme of hospitality.

Here we visit April Coffee Bar - a coffee roastery, rooted in Copenhagen with the vision to progress the way coffee is roasted. Restaurant Palægade, filled with classic, handpicked pieces by Finn Juhl. Hotel Villa Cph - a new social scene in Copenhagen, merging the past, present and future together in an inspiring and playful ambience. Andersen-Andersen flagship store, outfitted with classic pieces from House of Finn Juhl. Restaurant BARR, a casual restaurant and bar, located on Copenhagen’s waterfront.

Material Matters x TMI

Client Træ- og Møbelindustrien
Curation ARK Journal
Styling Pernille Vest
DoP & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

Material Mattes x TMI is a pop-up exhibition. It showcases 17 Danish furniture brands in one of Copenhagen’s most atmospheric buildings, Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art. Curated by the team behind ARK Journal the exhibition focuses on how tradition and innovation combined with material knowledge and craft can create new expressions.

TERRA - A Residence for Grounding

Client New Works
Styling Lotta Agaton Interiors
Creative Director Knut Bendik Humlevik
Photographer Brian Buchard
DoP & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

Dreams in Höganäs

Client Arne Aksel
DoP Benjamin Hesselholdt
Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

An old port office in Höganäs, Sweden — a city known for its creative vibe — has been transformed into a spectacular home by Marie Olsson Nylander, an interior designer and collector of antiques.

With the help of ARNE AKSEL, she has created a universe combining old and new in a unique way, juxtaposing the aesthetics of rustic vintage furniture with the elegant sensibility of fabric.

Arne Aksel - Process

Client Arne Aksel
Creative Direction Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
DoP & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

Established in 2017, ARNE AKSEL is a Copenhagen-based company, founded with the intent of challenging and evolving the way we surround ourselves with textiles today. 

By placing textiles at the center stage in residential and professional projects, the ideal is for textiles to serve as a means of spatial expression, while enhancing the experiences of light, acoustics and tactility to shape the atmosphere of a space.

Documented here in visuals and moving image, is the process of how ARNE AKSEL works.

A Study 001 - Blæhr Vase

Client New Works
Glass Blower / Artisan Anders Raad
Designer Linnea Ek Blæhr
Creative Director Knut Bendik Humlevik
DoP & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

A Study is a creative venture by New Works celebrating the honesty of quality craftsmanship, materials and the artisans hand. The series presents a safe space to challenge the industry and to follow their passions.

The first in the series, A Study 001 - Blæhr Vase brings together the glass blower Anders Raad with up and coming Danish designer Linnea Ek Blæhr. The result of this collaboration is a mouth blown glass vase with an organic shape: Blæhr Vase.

Alium CPH

Client Alium Cph
Creative Direction Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
DoP & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

ALIUM is a multifaceted art gallery that blurs the lines between art, design and interiors. Based next to Frederiksberg City Hall in an old historic building, ALIUM Gallery showcases a curated selection of rotating original artworks and unique objects.  

On behalf of ALIUM, who sell Anne Nowak’s works as part of their curated collection, I visited Anne Nowak in her studio on Frederiksberg Allé, as well as Berit Mogensen Lopez in her creative space by Islands Brygge.

Plant Print Workshop

Client Marble Matter
Creative Direction Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
DoP & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

The Plant Print Workshop is an attempt to show how easily accessible natural colour is in our everyday life. Most produce and botanical waste is capable of leaving a colourful mark on natural fibers. What we usually categorise as waste, can therefore be used to create small wonders of naturally dyed textiles. A great way to give new life to your wardrobe or embark on a foraging adventure in your kitchen and local park.

This workshop took place at Hawaii in Vesterbro, Copenhagen.

Recurring Recurring

Animation & Edit Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge

A two minute stop-motion animation of the growth, transport and sequencing shapes through mystical man-made landscapes. Created with MDF, paper and a black board.
Music by Bonobo.