So, your bike has been sleeping soundly in MakeSpace all winter. And this coming Spring, once your bike comes out of hibernation, it’s going to need a nice long stretch, er, tune-up. That’s why we’re teaming up with our friends at Ride Brooklyn to give all the bikes who’ve been living with us all winter long a discount for a bike tune-up!

Fiending for a folding bike that’s freakishly compact, like fits-in-a-backpack freakishly compact? And electric, and … pedal-less? Sounds impossible? Meet Impossible.

We’re stuffed to the brim with gratitude. Which is why we’re giving anyone with a MakeSpace appointment (for our local service in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens) on November 25th a free 10-pound frozen turkey from our friends at FreshDirect!

Owning a bike in NYC is pretty awesome, until it comes time for it to take up half your apartment all winter. Keep your bike safe, and out of your way, with any one of these stylish bike storage solutions.

Figuring out how to make your tiny New York City apartment pop can be a serious challenge. That’s why sometimes it makes sense to call in a professional. When we were redesigning the MakeSpace office, we hit up our friends at Homepolish, and they sent over the wonderful Mary Davis to transform our space. Check out more pictures of our beautiful new space and an interview with the designer after the jump!

When it comes to getting creative in tight living spaces, Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim take the urinal cake. And probably the porcelain throne.

Before you tell that noisy 50-pound gorilla chillin in your window, “A/C ya later!” you have to uninstall the dang thing. We show you how in just 11 simple steps.

With the help of MakeSpace, TreeHugger and LifeEdited founder, Graham Hill, packs eight rooms of functionality into a 420 square-foot studio. See how inside!

A lot can fit in a MakeSpace bin. 164 Dos Toros burritos. 157 packets of Top Ramen. 63 bottles of Sriracha. A Fourth of July party’s worth of PBRs to chase it all down. Or perhaps, a more reasonable one MakeSpace Graphic Designer.

Through his popular blog, Scout Sixteen, Justin Livingston helps dudes everywhere up their style game. So the moment we heard that Justin chose MakeSpace to store some of his timeless but seasonal threads, accessories, and household items, we celebrated the only way we saw fit—documenting their beauty in a photograph.

We’re pumped to take care of GREATS’ fresh kicks.Take a look inside their magical, self-packing closet in the cloud.

Think spending tens of millions of dollars on a swank apartment automatically gets you extras like huge storage space, a suite for your butler or maid, and a private parking spot for your shiny Italian sports car? Think again.