Tog & Twig
The story
How it started
Cobblestone Creative started at the end of 2025 with a simple idea: build things by hand that people actually want to keep. Not mass-produced, not dropshipped, not designed by committee — just solid materials, good machines, and the time to do it right.
We set up a 1,400 sqft workshop in Edinburgh and filled it with the tools to make almost anything: fibre lasers for precision metal work, a CO2 laser for engraving, 3D printers for prototyping, a full woodworking setup, and a CNC router that can handle full-sheet panels. Then we started making.
The first thing we noticed was that we didn't want to make one thing. We wanted to make several things, for very different people, to very different standards of weird and wonderful. So instead of one brand that tries to be everything, we built four — each one focused, each one distinct, and each one sharing the same workshop.
What we believe
How we think about making
We don't have a manifesto pinned to the wall. But if we did, it would be short.
Materials matter. Solid mahogany, natural birch plywood, machined brass — we use what lasts and what feels right in the hand. Every material choice is deliberate.
Small batches, on purpose. We're not trying to scale to a warehouse and a team of forty. Limited runs mean every piece gets proper attention, and nothing sits in a stockpile gathering dust.
The workshop is the brand. We don't outsource production. Everything is designed, prototyped, and made in Edinburgh. If we can't make it in the workshop, we don't make it.
The team
Who we are
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Gary
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Adam
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Made in Edinburgh
We chose Edinburgh because it's home — and because there's a growing community of makers, independent businesses, and people who value things done properly. Our workshop is in [neighbourhood], and we're always happy to have visitors. If you want to see how something's made, get in touch and we'll put the kettle on.