- est 2009 -
In 2009, while walking in the hills of Glencoe, architectural designer Marisa Giannasi and second-generation woodworker Callum Robinson decided to join forces.
The studio and workshop they envisaged would combine sensitive design with the finest craftsmanship and materials.
It would strive to infuse its projects with meaning, theatre, and layers of detail. To create objects that told stories.
Proudly based in Scotland, their close-knit team of designers and makers has been striving to make special things ever since.
Our clients include
Aesop, Burberry, Bentley Motors, Hermès, Vacheron Constantin, The Macallan, Jaguar Land Rover, Estee Lauder, LVMH, Fortnum & Mason, Johnnie Walker, Ecco Leather, The Glasgow School of Art, Globe-Trotter Luggage, Gleneagles, The Balmoral Hotel and Edinburgh Castle.
What our clients say about us
“…Their projects are unique and shroud in beautiful craftsmanship”
Neil Sharman, Design Director, Architecture, Burberry
“We are delighted to have worked with Method. Their quest to expand their traditional and deep-rooted skills into contemporary frontiers, coupled with their passion for meticulous finish and inscrutable attention to detail, is one wholeheartedly shared by Vacheron Constantin”
Celine Larose, UK Brand Director, Vacheron Constantin
“It was a revelation...a delight! ...I cannot praise Marisa and Callum enough for their enthusiasm and talent in bringing this gorgeous product into being”
Kate Hobhouse, Chairman, Fortnum & Mason
“A Virtuoso piece of contemporary craftsmanship...combining a very down-to-earth and practical understanding of the project with their own remarkable conceptual sensitivity”
Liam Maher, Design Director, DENHAM
“SO. F&$@ING. COOL!”
Panos Mytaros, Group CEO, Ecco Shoes
Method’s work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy of the Arts in London, the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh and Paris and Berlin Fashion Weeks, and been shortlisted for the Heritage Craft Association’s prestigious Made in Britain Award. Our lead maker, Andrew Watt, and Callum’s father, Master Carver David Robinson, who works closely with the team, have both been shortlisted for the Heritage Craft Association’s Woodworker of the Year Award.
