Dezinery

14/09/2026

Looking for genuine eco-friendly and upcycled products in Australia without the greenwashing? 🌿

We have launched the Dezinery Sustainable Product Directory! It is a community-sourced hub featuring eco products from across Australia, all in one place.

To keep things completely honest and independent, every product listed is evaluated across six strict criteria using our R.A.T.I.N.G. framework:

♻️ Recycled Content
🛠️ Assembly
🔍 Traceability
🎨 Impactful Design
🔄 Next Life
⏳ Generational Use

Explore the full directory today to discover new local brands, or drop a comment below with a product you want us to evaluate next!

🔗 Tap the link in our bio to browse.

23/07/2026

From street litter to wearable art 🌊✨

We are so excited to welcome our newest brand partner, , to the Dezinery family!

Designer Secret Twincle collects discarded plastic bottle caps from local Sydney streets and community cleanups, hand-shredding and melting them into colorful, glossy earrings.

Her philosophy? "Art first, sustainability always." Each lightweight pair upcycles roughly two bottle caps - keeping plastic waste out of our oceans while adding a pop of vibrant color to your style. ♻️🎨

We caught up with Secret Twincle to chat about her 5-step handcrafted process, her inspiration, and her local upcycling workshops.

👉 Read the full story on our blog (Link in bio! 🔗)

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23/06/2026

Did you know that plastics are officially the worst-performing waste category in Australia? 📉

According to the latest National Waste Report, our plastic recycling rate has stagnated at a dismal 12.5%. That means a massive 87.5% of all plastic generated down under goes straight to landfill. Even worse, our plastic waste is growing faster than our population.

But we aren't helpless here. The solution is moving away from virgin plastics and building a true circular economy right here at home.

We’ve just dropped a deep dive into the macro data—and the micro-solutions you can hold in your hands right now. From kids' swimwear intercepting 200g of plastic waste per suit to feather-light bags carrying 4kg of gear made from 100% rPET, local brands are proving that sustainable design doesn't mean sacrificing strength or style.



Let’s squeeze the plastic crisis from both ends. Read the full breakdown on the blog now! 🔄 Link in first comment.

05/06/2026

Think you know your way around the yellow recycling bin? You might want to double-check the label. 🛑

Recent studies show that while 95% of Australians confidently sort their waste, over half of us are accidentally getting it wrong due to confusing rules and changing local council guidelines.

With voluntary targets officially out the window and mandatory new packaging regulations rolling out across Australia, we wanted to clear the air. Our latest blog breaks down the exact 2026 rules for the trickiest household items—like coffee cups, hand wash pumps, and chip packets—and reveals how hyper-local rules change depending on whether you're in NSW, Victoria, or Queensland.

But correct sorting is only half the battle. The real magic happens when we support the creators pulling that plastic out of the system to build incredible, high-end homewares and design pieces.

Ready to reset your recycling habits? Click the link below to read the full guide and discover how we're reframing sustainability as an intentional lifestyle choice. 🎯👇

🔗 Read the Blog: see comments

15/05/2026

Think "Natural" always means "Sustainable"?

Think again. 🕵️‍♀️Did you know roughly 70% of bamboo fabric is produced using a chemical process involving sulfuric acid? Meanwhile, a rug made from recycled PET (plastic bottles) can reduce emissions by up to 75% compared to virgin plastic.

We’re moving past the buzzwords to look at the actual life-cycle impact of every thread. Check out our 5-step Anti-Greenwashing Checklist on the blog to see if your favorite pieces are built for the "Long Life" or just a "Short Trend".

Link in bio.

23/04/2026

Ever feel like 'Eco-friendly' labels are just marketing fluff? We did too. That's why we created the Dezinery R.A.T.I.N.G. system. Here is how we vet every single item before it hits our shelves...

Link in comments.

Want the full breakdown? Comment 'SCORE' and I'll DM you the link to our full ratings guide!

22/04/2026

The Huskee Dog Bowl is on sale at Dezinery.

50% OFF Dog Bowls. Now just $12 🇦🇺⁠
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Our HuskeeLoop Dog Bowls are almost gone. Only 184 left, and we won’t be restocking.⁠
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Made from 100% end-of-life HuskeeOriginal products, each one gives materials a second life (and your dog a very good one).⁠
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Australia only.⁠
When they’re gone, they’re gone.

20/04/2026

Is your cat litter as sustainable as your coffee? 🐈☕️ Meet MATCHA by Best Fur Forward. Developed by a Sydney vet using upcycled tofu and green tea byproducts, this is the circular solution your home (and your cat) has been waiting for. Dust - free, silica - free, and home - compostable. Tap the link in comments to explore the range.

08/04/2026

Stop choosing between designer aesthetics and environmental impact.

When we bring plants into our homes, we do it to feel "green." But have you ever considered the carbon footprint of the pot itself? Traditional ceramic and concrete production are incredibly energy intensive: often relying on fossil-fuel powered kilns reaching 1,200°C.

Our latest blog explores why sustainable design is moving away from the kiln. We are also introducing our newest supplier: Potted.

These architectural planters are made from high-performance reclaimed plastics. They offer the sophisticated, matte, stone-look finish of heavy clay but are shatterproof, UV-resistant, and lightweight. It is luxury without the environmental weight.

Read the full story on the Dezinery blog and discover how we are retiring plastic from the ecosystem: one beautiful pot at a time.

Link in comments!

31/03/2026

This Easter, we’re looking past the chocolate and at the shell. Did you know that Australia’s 21 million hens produce roughly 6.6 billion eggs every year? That is an incredible amount of eggshell that—despite being compostable—is still predominantly treated as waste.

Globally, a staggering 6.4 million tonnes of eggshell waste ends up in landfills annually. We think there is a better way!

Enter the Shells Collection and Something Special Concept Store. By collecting hospitality waste and combining it with plant-based bio-resin, these innovators are turning breakfast scraps into stunning bio-homewares and stylish laptop tables.

Sustainable, durable, and uniquely Australian. Shop the collection at the link in our bio! 🌿