Dylan Dreyer has set her sights on interior design, as she unveiled her kitchen redecoration plans for her new home on Long Island. The TODAY Show host took to Instagram on April 1 to share that she had been shopping for new utensils and is opting for a green-and-yellow color scheme for the family space.
The NBC anchor is collaborating with Fiesta Dinnerware to redesign the room and even posted a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the decoration process that she's seemingly filming for TODAY.
The first snap captured a trolley filled with green and yellow bowls and dishes while the following photographs showed Dylan visiting the brand's studio to discuss design plans. "Redecorating my entire kitchen with @fiestadinnerware. Feeling like greens and yellows are about to have a moment! Thanks to the wonderful team at Fiesta for being so welcoming and a huge thanks to @phoebehottsauce and @taylor_walton for making my job so fun and easy!!" she penned in the caption.
© InstagramThe TODAY host and her sons relocated to a new house in the suburbs of Long Island at the end of last year. "We moved out of the city so this was their first suburban Halloween, which, you know, at 5:30pm they were already tired, but then Rusty manned the doors for two hours," she shared during an episode of the show.
Dylan shared snippets of her new haven on Instagram over the Halloween weekend. One image captured her three sons posing outside their new home, which features black-paneled shutters and is surrounded by lush greenery. Another photo showed the family enjoying dinner in their new dining room, which features dark wood flooring surrounded by moving boxes.
© InstagramDylan and her ex-husband, Brian Fichera, first listed their $2.5 million New York City home for sale in January. Reports indicated in August that the TODAY Show star temporarily pulled the home off the market. However, just weeks later, the property was put back on the market – this time with a significant $500,000 price cut.
© InstagramIn September, per Realtor, the home was listed as "contingent," meaning they've found a buyer and notwithstanding a few conditions, is ready to be sold. Dylan confirmed the news on her social media page, sharing pictures of her three sons' singular bedroom that has since been emptied out.
Constructed in 2008, the 1,491-square-foot residence showcases floor-to-ceiling windows framing picturesque views of Battery Park’s landscaping. The former moved into the apartment that featured two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a few months before they welcomed Calvin, the first child, in December.
