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Thanks to designers like Mary Katrantzou and Jil Sander’s Raf Simons, floral prints bloom on the runways year-round. Carry these bold botanicals over from your wardrobe to your workspace with a Rifle Paper Co. vintage-wallpaper-inspired notebook (shown, $16 for three, drakegeneralstore.ca). Perfect for jotting down New Year’s resolutions.

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When daydreaming of ourselves covered in Vivienne Westwood, we envision a Gwen Stefani take rather than the dame’s muse du jour, Pamela Anderson. Once out of our reverie, we’d be just as happy to find ourselves staring at the wall if it was draped in Westwood’s new wallpaper, which seems too Debbie Travis a term for the beautiful coverings she’s made for Cole & Son.

That Baptiste Giabiconi Wallpaper cover is out. Thoughts? [Refinery 29]

No doubt Twi-hards are thrilled with the opening of Twilightbeauty.com, which hawks the series’ two makeup lines, Luna Twilight and Volturi Twilight. (You’ll have to fill us in on what those mean.) Included in the lineup is the much-hyped Twilight Venom from DuWop lip stain/conditioner, which looks like blood in suspended animation and a lot of sparkle everything. [Spoiled Pretty]

Karl Lagerfeld and Philippe Starck have created their own covers and editorial for Wallpaper’s October issue. Lagerfeld’s cover features his current muse Baptiste Giabiconi clad in a Dior Homme suit while Starck’s mixes images of an amoeba, a monkey, a monkey sporting shoes and a question mark.

When I get around to it, I’m totally going to wallpaper my dining room. I’m thinking a black and white damask pattern. In the meantime, I can enjoy starting at the beautiful pattern on the bottles of this hand wash ($12) and lotion ($14) by Daub & Bauble (daubandbauble.com).