15 Nostalgic Early 2000s Home Decor Gems That You Deserve to Have Again

Nothing says early 2000s like this sparkling Lucy Glitter Inflatable Chair ($69).

Beaded curtains used to be the ultimate door replacement, and thankfully, they've never really gone out of style. Step up your doorway game with this FlavorThings Silver Bubble Beaded Curtain ($35).

This Boho Sheer Cotton Macrame Canopy ($50) is a chic take on the bright netting we all wanted over our beds.

Glow-in-the-dark ceiling stars are a cute, reusable blast from the past. You can't go wrong with this Great Explorations Wonder Stars Super Kit ($10, originally $11).

Lava lamps were a classic for decades before we ditched them in the early 2000s, but they're making a comeback! Proudly display this Lava Lamp - Schylling ($20) in your room.

This Mainstays Faux-Fur Saucer Chair ($36, originally $43) is available in multiple colors and giving us major new millennium vibes.

A disco ball will never not liven up a room. Bring back the funk with this Trisonic Party Time Multi Color 360 Degree Rotating Mirror Disco Light ($19).

Faux fur and a beanbag chair? This Stengel Standard Faux Fur Classic Bean Bag ($129) is twice the throwback.

From family photos in hallways to posters in bedrooms, wall hangings were happening in the early 2000s. Re-create the iconic look with this Set of 7 Gallery Frame Set Black - Room Essentials ($35).

A disco light is only half the fun without a boom box. This Sony CD Boombox ($100) has the same aesthetics we know and love but offers Bluetooth and auxiliary connection.

As DVDs became mainstream, many of us turned in our CRT TVs with built-in VCR for this bad boy. With the Sony SLV-D380P DVD/VCR Combo Player with Progressive Scan ($200, originally $499), you'll be able to watch every video from your past on your current TV.

This Mainstays Morgan Convertible Tufted Futon ($190, originally $259) is especially nostalgic (and beautiful) in Blue Velvet.

Home phones with a see-through skeleton were all the rage. If you still have a landline (or want memorabilia from when you did), consider this Vintage Unisonic Clear Telephone 1980s Model 6900 ($105).

If the see-through home phones were a little before your time, you may relate better to this LYUMO Novelty Emulational Hamburger Telephone ($18, originally $50) à la Juno. It's currently out of stock, but sign up for an alert for when it's back!

Whether you used the coin slot and little box inside as a bank or just hid your random treasures inside, the Universal Affect - 7" Metal Glitter Locker Safe ($23) is a reminder that there is such a thing as being practical and cute.