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| Hedgehog ornament from Terrain |
The story goes that one day while my husband was still living in Milan, he happened to be driving through his apartment complex when he saw something on the asphalt. It was a round obstacle of sorts. He got out of the car to inspect, only to discover the little ball was a little riccio (hedgehog). The petite quills were stiff as he had created his perfect protection of survival. My husband gently picked up the little guy and placed him in the nearest garden. I, however, have never had the delight to see -- or touch -- a riccio in person, but I immediately fell in love with this animal upon hearing the story. For some reason this small, innocent creature has captured me, and I am constantly delighted when I find well designed objects that harken both the hedgehog and his natural surroundings.
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| Amanda Seyfried in Vanity Fair photo shoot |
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| Hedgehog wrapping paper from Paper Source |
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| Rainforest Chandelier from Currey & Company |
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| Fungo stools designed by Paola Navone for Riva 1920 |
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| Ceramic Hedgehog from Jonathan Adler |
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| Carolina Herrera RTW SS 2013 |
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| Carolina Herrera RTW SS 2013 |
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| Treetop Chandelier from Currey & Company |
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| Small Riccio and Big Riccio from Trudi |
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| Petrified Wood Stool 16x11x16h from The Philips Collection |
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| Preserved Moss Spheres from Restoration Hardware |
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| Teak Console from The Philips Collection |
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| Birch Wood Pot with Zinc Lining from Terrain |
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| Amanda Seyfried in Vanity Fair photo shoot |
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| Measuring Hedgies from Anthropologie |
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| Mushroom Stool 15x15x18h from The Philips Collection |
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| Azobe Salvaged Wood & Rope Planters from Restoration Hardware |
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| Wild Oak floor lamp from Anthropologie |
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| Carolina Herrera RTW SS 2013 |
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| Forest Grey Mosaic design by SICIS |
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| Glowing Hedgehog table lamp from Anthropologie |
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