Diane Cowen is a Producer at the Houston Chronicle. She specializes in architecture and interior design, covering themes such as construction, real estate, and urban planning. Diane's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Beaumont Enterprise, City Lifestyle, Houstonia Magazine, and Texas Monthly.
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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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Hotel Daphne, from Austin’s Bunkhouse empire, brings upscale intimacy to the city’s popular historic area.
With porches, ponds, and pocket parks, the suburbs aren’t what they used to be.
Designers say this hidden space handles the mess—and the flex.
A Houston estate on the 18th hole at Bay Oaks Country Club stuns with panoramic views of the rolling green.
By: Diane Cowen
$2.88 million, an $800,000 renovation, and zero corners cut.
As one designer says, “the closet has come out.”
Rainey Richardson on color, canopy beds, and why she never throws away good furniture.
Homeowners are displaying their wine labels with style.
By: Diane Cowen
At the Texas Medical Center, research on new drugs and treatments are changing survival rates for some of the most difficult to treat cancers
Greys, out. Grannies, so in.
