This Just In: Owls are Out, Hedgehogs are In

Rest him on the table or hang him from the edge of a serving dish, whichever way you display the Kipik toothpick holder his adorableness never diminishes.

These West Elm planters combine a dual obsession with hedgehogs and succulents into one clever design.

Sure, it’s made from natural cotton and is hand painted in Italy but we’re not focusing on this pillow’s pedigree…because look at that face!

During long arduous workdays, it’s nice to have the companionship of a desk mate – and this one’s extra good at organizing pencils.

Hedgehog-themed home accessories don’t all need to look like they belong in a child’s nursery – this sleek white-and-gold table lamp is anything but childish.

A whimsical addition to an art-gallery wall, this original Ryan Berkley print features a sharply dressed hedgehog with oodles of personality – and penchant for bowties.

Custom printed in the U.S., this super-soft microfibre duvet cover is cute and cuddly…and devoid of any spikes.

Designed and printed in Devon, England, this delightful hedgehog mug brings a smile (and a hot drink) to your face.

Put those spines to good use and scrape off any mud and debris from your woodland-walking wellies.

Create your own sweet, spikey stationary or make up some wonderful woodland gift tags, either way have this hedgehog stamp on hand for impromptu crafting sessions.

Unlike a hedgehog, this BPA-free, melamine cheese grater is a snap to wash. Use it for parm, veggies or to play with (we won’t tell).

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Dryer balls lift and separate laundry as it dries in the dryer, reducing static and softening clothes, but dryer balls shaped like hedgehogs lift spirits and soften hearts too.

Sweep away wayward crumbs on your dining room table with this spikey scamp. (He gets hungry too, you know?)

This ceramic hedgehog was made for stuffing…with cotton swabs, lipsticks, toothpicks or anything you want, really.

Moving away from a more reserved décor aesthetic, sometimes you just want something cute to look at…and this knitted prickle of hedgehogs – yes, that’s what a group of hedgehogs is called – does the trick.