It’s been a thrilling week here at MakeSpace. Over the weekend, Tim Ferriss, author of The 4-Hour Workweek, posted on his blog about how to use “travel-caching” to never check luggage again

This world-traveling food lover and journalist received the prestigious award earlier this summer for her show Off The Beaten Palate. She’s using MakeSpace for seasonal storage!

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West just bought a brand new mansion in Hidden Hills, California, and it’s going to have you green with envy.

We’re so, so excited to have Diana Yen of Jewels of New York as a featured user here at MakeSpace. The food stylist, cookbook author, and business woman let us take photos of one of her beautiful bins and her Instagram-Famous bunny, Cleo! (Cute bunny pics after the jump)

While your winter clothes are enjoying Camp MakeSpace, you deserve to get some fresh air too. That’s why we’re giving away a pair of tickets to WeWork Summer Camp.

Last week, our friends over at Dos Toros sent us a pallet of burritos to find out once and for all just how many would fit in a MakeSpace bin. After a number of experiments involving gratuitous amounts of carnitas, pollo, and carne asada, we arrived at the answer.

If you’re tight on space and looking to give your New York City apartment a rustic feel, DIY pallet furniture may be just what you need to improve your pad. Here are a few of our favorite ideas made from easily acquired wooden shipping pallets:

Taylor Davies of Shut Up I Love That Shirt On You is using MakeSpace, and she loves it! Davies is storing her winter gear while it’s still warm out. That way she can maximize closet real estate for her summer stuff.

If you’ve ever spent time trying to make sense of the assembly instructions for a bed or dresser from Ikea, you’ll be able to appreciate the genius of SOAPBOX‘s line of snap-together tables.

This week we’re partnering with our friends over at The Sill to bring a little green to your New York City apartment. We’ll be giving away a few tiny succulents and one Philodendron.

Brace yourselves, you record-collecting, Bob Dylan lovers of the world. It’s reported that nearly 150 original acetate recordings from one of the greatest musicians of our time have been found practically untouched on the top shelf of a dusty old closet in an apartment on West Houston!

For a full month, we were captivated by the World Cup. Thirty-one days of no-guts, no-glory competition drew us to our TV’s and computers en masse, and we were glued to the matches. But after Germany scored an incredible goal to destroy the hopes of every Argentinian in the world, the fans filed out, and the stadiums were closed up. So, what’s going to happen to them now?