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If you don’t know BaubleBar, you’re in for a treat because they make some of the most beautiful jewelry on this side of the Mississippi. And, we’re lucky to call them MakeSpace users!

They let us take a peek inside their Fall Classics box before we brought it back to their office.

We’re pleased to announce that we’ve taken cloud storage for your physical things national. Starting today, you can upload and download your belongings anywhere in the lower 48.

P.S- I Made This founder Erica Domesek is one of the craftiest people we’ve ever met. She can do pretty much anything with a hot glue gun. Over at her Lower East Side studio, Domesek and her team create the most exciting DIY projects we’ve ever seen. We’re proud to have her using MakeSpace!

MakeSpace power user Patrick Janelle, is more than just an Instagram sensation. He’s also the director of Spring St Social Society, an organization that hosts one of a kind events in unexpected locations around the city. Take a peek at what else Patrick is storing with MakeSpace! 

We were so, so excited when we found out that Jove Meyer had signed up for MakeSpace. The Brooklyn-based event planner famous for his memorable weddings and witty tote bags has been on our radar for a while. We were honored when he decided to start storing supplies and decorations with us.

Summer scorchers are behind us. It’s time to take those A/C’s out of your windows, throw on a sweater, and let the cool fall breeze flow through your apartment.

Consensus is overwhelming. You love do-gooding, and so do we.  Our partnership with Goodwill was supposed to end last week, but you spoke and we listened. We’re excited to announce that we’ll continue offering free Goodwill pickups to MakeSpace customers in NYC through the end of 2014!

If you haven’t heard of Joshua Brueckner’s company SKINNYFATTIES yet, it’s only a matter of time! SKINNYFATTIES alters standard wide ties to make them thinner and more fashionable. They also create custom ties from whatever fabric you provide.

Getting married is one of life’s happiest moments. Figuring out what to do with wedding keepsakes and duplicate appliances in a tiny New York City apartment is not. That’s why newlyweds Sarah and Evan Cheng signed up for MakeSpace.

We all know that Manhattan real estate prices are out of control, but this story takes the madness to a new level. At 42 Crosby Street, the site for a new luxury apartment building, parking spaces are being sold for One Million Dollars a piece. Yes, you read that right; they’re selling parking spaces for $1 million

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!

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.