Think about what the term “futuristic” meant to people in the 19th century. The Daphne collection further modernizes that alternative future by bringing together old-world heirloom appeal and modern aesthetics into personal objects and accessories. The line between the two contrasting styles is more blurred than you would believe. Designers Peter and Matthew call this new style “Neo-Modern”. I call it “21st Century Steampunk”. What about you?
Designers : Peter M. Sim and Matthew Diaz
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