In St. Pete’s Grand Central District—where creativity and community thrive—The Foundry (2604 Central Ave) has carved out its place as a hub for sustainability and vintage style. Now, with an additional 700 square feet of space, this vintage treasure trove is living up to its motto, “Purveyors of forgotten wealth,” in a way that perfectly resonates with the city’s forward-thinking residents.
Officially reopened on May 10, The Foundry’s expanded location offers even more room to showcase its carefully curated collection of mid-century modern furniture and vintage clothing from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s. For owners Beverly Nunally and her daughter, Sarah Nunally, the shop is more than a business—it’s a mission to breathe new life into forgotten pieces and connect St. Pete’s vibrant community to sustainable shopping.
The Foundry proudly celebrates 12 years of vintage style in St. Pete
Beverly, a vintage expert with nearly three decades of experience, reflects on why the store’s motto is so fitting: “I think the people in St. Pete are really well aware of the need for sustainability to keep small businesses going.” That shared awareness has helped The Foundry become a beloved destination—especially in the Grand Central District, where neighbors rally behind local shops.
Sarah, who joined her mother 14 years ago, originally championed the idea of opening a physical storefront 12 years ago. “Vintage clothing like boots and handbags—you really need a storefront for those,” Beverly explains. With more space now available, a greater portion of their inventory can be on display instead of tucked away in storage—giving customers even more opportunities to discover something special…