The Carpenter's Daughter Boutique Grand Opening

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to Tampa Bay News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with the story. A fresh women's boutique called the Carpenter's Daughter is dropping next month in St. Pete's Grand Central District, is taking over a spot at 1624 Central Avenue, right next to spots like the Blue Urban Project Thrift and Gypsy Blooms. Owner Ursula Gonzales has been eyeing this block for years and early May marks the grand opening. Gonzales kicked off her retail game as street fares before launching a brick-and-mortar in Manusquan, New Jersey. She later ran the Everly boutique in Palm Harbor for four years, but closed it. End of March to rebrand and expand. She's all about affordable style. Think casual dresses, rompers, blouses, handbags, shoes, jewelry, self-care goodies, and designer-inspired perfumes. Size is run from extra small to three X, source from vendor she's known over a decade for the high-quality vibe without this feat prices.

1:01The space is getting a shabby sheet French country makeover, with soft colors for a chill shopping feel. It'll be open seven days a week, plus plans for ladies' nights, private events, fun razors, and even reserving items online with nationwide shipping. Meanwhile, Gonzales is doubling down with a bigger flagship in Tarpen Springs, complete with a cafe and wine lounge. For now, St. Pete's the priority, creating a spot where folks walk in feeling good and leave with pieces they love.