OK guys, my boyfriend buys me stuff I don't need or want. Why?

Once he bought me a little rubber ducky. I gave it back to him. Now he keeps it on the dash of his truck. Yesterday, for Christmas, he produced two framed black and white prints of a kitten taking a cat nap. Although they are cute, they are not something I would hang in my home. I'm mature and prefer quality over quantity. So far for Christmas he has bought me 2 faux fur throws. a ceramic cat and now the two framed prints of kittens. He has not wrapped anything but just brought them over and said "Merry Christmas". It's as if he is trying to redecorate my place. I like the throws. But they are different, they didn't match. When I asked if he would purchase one more of the one I really liked he told me NO! But then produced the framed prints. Yes, I like cats but my taste is not kittens hanging on the walls of my home. I have somewhat expensive art on my walls and there is a theme.

He has also replaced my coffee maker and my toaster (the toaster really made me mad). Every time I tell him what I want he tells me NO then goes off and spends the same amount of money on little things that I don't want or need. Except a few weeks ago I was considering purchasing a $45 aluminum ladder because I have a large wooden one and he asked if I wanted him to buy me one for Christmas. I told him that my mother said to never buy things you need for gifts, they are supposed to be bought when they are needed and not given as gifts.

What am I dealing with here? Women want jewelry, even if it's not overly expensive. Why does he only buy me things he likes and doesn't consider what I like. He knows what stores I shop at. I would rather have a few moderately priced gifts that don't comprise my decor. He was looking around trying to find a place for those prints last night. I promptly told him they were going in the spare room. The only way I can make those prints work in my home is to completely redo my guest bedroom to accomodate those prints...

Any insight is appreciated. I do appreciate the fact that it is the thought that matters, but now it's looking like I'm going to hurt his feelings which I don't want to do either...