DIY

The desire to DIY furniture and storage has single-handedly fueled Pinterest and so many Etsy shops. But who has the...

Even without the vast layout, incredible meatballs, and shockingly clean layout, IKEA is a godsend. The Swedish DIY furniture company...

So, you finally moved into a tiny apartment. Congrats! But you found that the cozy little kitchen is feeling less...

It’s out with the old and in the with the … old? That’s right, just because a vintage object is...

Your New Year’s Eve party last year was fun. You had lip-smacking beverages, a Spotify playlist chock-full of bangers, fantastic...

What do wood pallets and Mason jars have in common? Both are ridiculously talented at storing goods, which makes using...

Everywhere you look on Instagram, Pinterest, or in Brooklyn, you’re bound to see someone using a Mason jar for some...

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’s mission is to put an end to schlepping and to hook New Yorkers up with extra cubic footage in their apartments. Once you’ve uploaded all your stuff to the cloud, the question becomes what to do with all this newfound space.

All New Yorkers struggle with tight spaces, but more than anyone, musicians with home recording studios feel the city’s limitations everyday. Last week we had the opportunity to visit NYU senior Danny Rose’s home recording studio, and Danny was kind enough to speak with us about what it’s like to make records in New York City in 2014.

You name it, Jimmy can build it. He’s the handiest handyman. On his popular YouTube channel, Jimmy shows off his almost superhuman ability to make pretty much anything. He’s built everything from a guitar shaped like a machine gun to a replica of a Star Wars Stormtrooper Helmet.