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Dreamfarm

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Dreamfarm, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 11 August 2025
Dreamfarm
Company typePrivate
IndustryKitchenware, Household products, Design
Founded2003
FounderAlexander Gransbury
Headquarters
Brisbane
,
Australia
Area served
Worldwide (23 countries)
ProductsKitchen and household products, including Smood potato masher, Grindenstein knockbox, Clongs tongs

Dreamfarm (The Dream Farm Pty Ltd) is a design firm based in Brisbane, Australia. Established in Canberra in 2003, Dreamfarm specializes in creative kitchen and household products, with its most popular item being the Smood potato masher.

The company earned its inaugural Red Dot Design Award in March 2010 for "Clongs," innovative click-lock sit-up tongs designed with resting points that keep the functional end elevated from countertops.

History

Dreamfarm was launched in 2003 by Alexander Gransbury, then 22 years old. Its debut product, the coffee grind knockbox named Grindenstein, was developed to streamline the disposal of used coffee grounds. The first prototype utilized a PVC pipe and bolt. Within a year, Grindenstein—now manufactured from ABS plastic and Santoprene rubber—was available in select Australian outlets while production remained at Gransbury's family residence. By 2005, distribution had extended both nationally and internationally.

To accommodate increasing demand and uphold quality standards, manufacturing shifted offshore in 2006, enabling the expansion of Dreamfarm's product lineup.

Dreamfarm Europe BV was established in June 2006 to directly supply European retailers but ceased operations in June 2017 due to currency volatility and escalating shipping expenses.

By 2007, Dreamfarm had secured distribution partnerships across Canada, the United States, and New Zealand.

Supporting its growth trajectory, the company moved its headquarters to Brisbane in January 2008. Subsequently, Dreamfarm Inc was formed in May 2008 as a fully owned US distributor, followed by Dreamfarm Australia Pty Ltd in 2013. Both subsidiaries maintain local warehouses serving retail and e-commerce clients and oversee sales teams covering more than 1200 US and 400 Australian retail locations.

Currently, Dreamfarm products are available in 23 countries including France, Norway, Switzerland, Japan, Israel, Denmark, Ireland, the Philippines, South Africa, and the United Kingdom—the latter being the largest market outside Australia and the US.

Products

Below is an overview of Dreamfarm’s product range, including launch years and concise descriptions:

Year Product Description Design Awards
2003 Grindenstein Coffee grind knockbox and recycling station
2007 Scizza Flat-based scissors designed for cutting pizza, pastry, fabric while protecting surfaces
2008 Smood Spring-action potato masher
2008 Gripet Wall-mountable note holder
2009 Vebo Silicone vegetable steamer and boiler accessory
2009 Jot Hook with suction cap for mounting
2009 Spink Device to prevent beverage spills
2009 Oni Multi-functional sandwich knife for spreading, cutting, slicing
2010 Clongs Button-lock tongs that stand upright off surfaces Red Dot Design Award 2010
2010 Supoon Cooking spoon with scraping edge that remains elevated off counters Gourmet Gold Best in Show 2018
2010 Teafu Silicone pump-action tea infuser device
2010 Chobs Attachments lifting chopping boards for dual-sided use
2010 Chopula Chopping spatula with scraping edge that stands upright on benches Best of the Best Red Dot Design Award 2011
2010 Tapi Tap attachment converting faucet into a drinking fountain Red Dot Design Award 2011
2011 Membo Mountable seven-day task reminder
2011 BBQ Clongs Button-lock tongs featuring barbecue-optimized tips
2011 Garject Self-cleaning garlic press tool iF Award, Australian International Design Award (Best Category), Good Design Award (all awarded in 2012)
2011 Temji Shower temperature control dials
2012 Stainless Steel Chopula Elevated chopping spatula crafted from stainless steel
2012 Mini Supoon Jar-scraping spoon that stands upright on counters gia Finalist 2013, Gourmet Catalog Most Innovative Product 2020
2013 Garject Lite Nylon variant of the award-winning self-cleaning garlic press
2013 Onpot Rest for pot lids gia Finalist 2014
2014 Savel Flexible food preservation wrap gia Finalist 2015
2015 Levoons Set of four self-leveling measuring spoons Good Design Award 2015
2015 Levups Set of four self-leveling measuring cups
2016 Spadle Serving spoon convertible into a ladle
2016 Holey Spadle Slotted spoon that transforms into a slotted ladle
2016 Set of the Best Essential hand tool gift set including Spadle, Holey Spadle, Chopula, Supoon, Mini Supoon
2017 Spindry Spin-dry toilet brush design gia Finalist, Good Design Gold Award 2018
2017 Fledge Flip-up edge cutting board design gia Winner, Good Design Gold Award 2018
2017 Levoop Adjustable-volume self-leveling scoop Red Dot Design Award 2018
2018 Bamboo Fledge Tri-ply bamboo flip-up edge cutting board dishwasher safe
2019 Ortwo Pepper grinder operable with one or two hands Red Dot Design Award, Good Design Gold Award, gia Winner, Gourmet Catalog Most Innovative Product (all between 2019–2020)
2019 Ortwo Lite Nylon version of the acclaimed pepper grinder
2020 Orlid Stackable spice jar featuring double lids for shaking or scooping via button press Red Dot Design Award, Good Design Gold Award 2020
2020 Spina Colander that converts into an in-sink salad spinner Good Design Best in Category Award 2020
2020 Kneed Rust-resistant spreading knife
2020 Knibble Non-stick cheese knife with integrated fork and beechwood handle
2020 Knibble Lite Non-stick cheese knife with built-in fork and plastic handle
2024 Ozest Concave speed zester with instant self-cleaning activated by button press Kitchen Hand Tools + Cutlery Award by IHA Global Innovation Awards (gia) for Excellence in Product Design


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