In 1954, Dokka was the first Norwegian lamp to be awarded the highly regarded Gold Medal at the Milan Triennale. This functional light icon, also known as Pendel S-10053, was produced and sold by the Norwegian electricity company Sønnico (Oslo) for many years. In 2007 Northern Lighting re-launched this design classic, taking care to preserve the main shape and features that originally made it such a popular lamp.

• Materials: Steel and electroplated steel

• Measurements: H 24,5 cm x W 16,5 cm x D 16,5 cm

• Colours: White, black, light grey, dark grey, petrol blue and aqua green

• Inner colours: Brown version with bronze inner colour, otherwise white

• Wire: White rubber (white version) or black rubber (other versions), 250 cm

• Bulb: E 20 Max 60 W. Do not use reflective bulb

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S-10053 "Dokka"

Dokka is a small light with a big history. Designed in 1954, it was the first lamp from Norway to receive a Golden Medal award at the prestigious Triennale di Milano. Acclaimed for its smooth contours, precise proportions and sleek handling of materials, Dokka had the potential to become a design classic from day one. It became one of the best-selling pendant lamps ever produced in Norway, then disappeared when the previous manufacturer discontinued their lighting range.


In 2007, Northern re-launched Dokka, taking care to preserve the features that made it a design classic. Today, the lamp is expertly crafted in steel or brass, and made to last. The light is available in a range of colours: black, dark grey, white, light yellow, rust red, dark green, warm beige, brushed steel and brushed brass. An icon of its time, Dokka is uniquely contemporary, and is destined to become a future antique.

S-10053 "Dokka"

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