The Foundry Home Goods

Such a beautiful space. The owner was such a pleasure to talk to. The products are so cute and easy to shop.

This is truly one of the best small business in Minneapolis! A staff that's kind and welcoming and an atmosphere that makes you want to explore. The shop has a wonderful curated collection of home items, that you'll keep coming back for more. Carrying items that will help you reduce waste and give your home all the hygge vibes! After your visit make sure to follow them on insta to stay up to date on all the wonderful cool items rotating into the shop.

This store is truly amazing. They have eco friendly products and lasting supplies for your home. I was in shock of this stores ambiance, part of me never wanted to leave. They also donate 15% of profits every Friday to a chosen charity/fund!! Also its location is in the old soap factory, definitely worth checking out

This place is adorable! The staff is so down-to-earth and friendly, which is so refreshing with an expensive store. They are really wonderful members of the community. In fact, the owner distributes random daffodils all over the neighborhood as a welcome to spring!

Gorgeous store with a beautifully curated selection of elegant home goods and a friendly and attentive staff. I only wish the hand-picked antique furnishings were for sale, as well!

The Foundry is a stunning store. Gorge-malorge, as my friend Kelly S would say. In laymen's terms, hubba hubba.This simple, upscale shop in the North Loop that just opened this year and it features modern home goods and natural cleaning supplies. Inside and out, it's styled so.damn.well. It had me at flower boxes and exposed brick.I admit that I was hoping for more home decor items, but the small shop seems to lean a little toward laundry soap and fancy brooms. As much as my Pinterest boards might disagree, fancy brooms aren't very practical for my life. The natural cleaning products might not be as pretty as the dustpans, but they ARE practical, so I love that.The small selection of home accessories (the little gold and white bowls, cutting boards, salad servers, etc.) is very beautiful. The prices aren't too crazy either. I really look forward to seeing what the owner finds next!

I had been working across the street from the building where The Foundry Home Goods opened shop for about six months when I noticed a young woman outside what would become my new go-to gift shop, on her hands and knees, pulling weeds from the sidewalk. I was floored by how much time she put into perfecting the outside of her little corner in the North Loop, kitty-corner to Askov Finlayson and Bachelor Farmer. Of course, the inside is just as thoughtful. Everything, from the store's collection of ceramics and dish soaps to the Minnesota-made leather bags from Spring Finn & Co., has owner Anna Hillegass' chic touch. Beautiful. Simple. When every other boutique home goods store in the Twin Cities seems to be hawking tacky knick-knacks that only clutter our end tables and cabinets, The Foundry Home Goods provides lovely pieces that are well made, serve a purpose and are statement pieces, to boot.

Love this beautiful space in south Minneapolis! The clerk was so helpful when I needed a last minute birthday gift, and I walked out with a beautiful, fun present.

If you are a person that notices/loves details, this store will be your haven. I would get married to a random stranger if it meant I would acquire all the things on my "wish list" at the foundry. When I went to Mexico I brought the bees wax hand/body balm with me (along with the tiny wooden spoon-because I love it). Every night I covered my scorched body in this Beez wax magic body balm and I swear it saved my life. Mexico mid-June is a scorching caldron. I wore 50 spf and my skin was melting off. By the end of the trip all my travel companions looked like worn leather straps and my skin was hydrated and deeply tan. The texture is really comforting and seemed to help me sleep. I swear by this stuff and I love this store. -Alisia Ray

I went in after a friend recommended the store. It is lovely and has a super fun selection, so a 5 for the look and feel of the store, but I was the only one in the store at the time and the gentleman working did not acknowledge I walked in much less ask if I needed help. When I brought my items to counter to purchase, I said hello and commented on what I had chosen and got no response. I was asked if I wanted a receipt. The only thank you was from me when I reach for the bag as I was leaving. Not a "thank you" or a "come again", which I probably won't. Bummer