Expensive Things From 2000's (31 pics)
A large armoire to hold your large, boxy TV.
First and foremost, any McMansion.
If you lived in the suburbs, there was always a neighborhood with new builds and 50 identical homes that looked like this.
A refrigerator that looked like a cabinet made of dark, heavy wood.
Overly ornate iron handrails.
A Bowflex machine just chilling in the middle of a room.
"A massive wooden display case to showcase your huge CD collection."
Just, like, a chunky TV in general.
An extremely large home computer desk that took up half a room.
A very large stereo system no one but your parents were allowed to touch.
That large stereo system was hooked up to two very large wooden speakers.
Whitewashed oak cabinets in the kitchen, that usually had brass or brass and porcelain hardware with them.
A chunky wooden coffee table that looked something like this.
A "modern" looking lamp that was usually on a desk.
A ceramic face mask.
Wrought iron candle holders you never lit in the dining room as if you lived in some kind of Medieval castle.
A decorative display plate — which was NOT meant to be eaten off.
Blonde wood furniture.
Decorative herb-infused olive oil bottles cluttered and dusty on a window sill.
A large collection of chunky VHS tapes on display.
A model-train room.
A massive Beanie Baby collection on display, with, of course, a Princess Diana Beanie Baby.
A very large SUV in the driveway.
A fountain or bird bath.
Glass art vases.
An iPod dock built into the wall and would connect with the surround sound.
A basement bar.
An old-timey popcorn machine.
A dark bathroom that looked like this:
A tub of Mentadent proudly on display in the bathroom.
Anything from the Sharper Image store.
And last but not least, a large gumball machine.
