Diane Cowen is an architecture and interior design writer for the Houston Chronicle. With a focus on local design and home-related topics, Diane covers a range of stories including new construction, renovations, design trends, and local events. Her work has also been featured in the Beaumont Enterprise.
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Diane Cowen's coverage primarily focuses on local lifestyle, home design, and real estate topics in the Houston area. She frequently covers events, promotional deals, and seasonal features related to the local lifestyle and house & home themes.
If you have a new product or service launch related to home design or real estate targeted specifically at the Houston market, Diane may be interested in covering it. Additionally, if you are organizing an event related to lifestyle or home-related activities within Houston, reaching out with press releases or information about such events could be well-received.
Given her focus on promoting local events and deals along with articles featuring specific homes and neighborhoods in Houston, she would likely appreciate pitches that provide unique angles relevant to her coverage areas.
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By: Diane Cowen
Our annual Most Beautiful Homes list ranges from restored homes that have saved some of Houston's architectural history to new construction
Six Houston interior designers inducted into city’s prestigious program
in interior designer Jennifer Gurley's Houston home are painted a deep, rich red to match the gold-embossed, red leather–bound books that share space with a small piece of framed art , vases, and decorative boxes.
Courtney Hill Fertitta is known for her elegant and timeless touch in residential interior design but lately she’s found a new outlet for her creativity at popular Houston restaurants.
By: Jennifer Radcliffe, Diane Cowen
If you’re relying on a generator for power after Thursday's storm, be mindful of safety precautions. The No. 1 risk is carbon monoxide poisoning.
Welcome to our “flood-resistant” future.
and early June in Aspen, Colorado, ski-worthy winter snow gives way to wildflowers and fields of green grass. That's when area residents start thinking about the season to come: the “Texas Takeover.”
Trust us on this one…and follow our tips.
Mark your calendars for three can’t-miss events this fall.
More than 35,000 people are showing up in Houston for quilts.
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