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A Cambria Cover and Eleven More Houston Interior Design Features
Twelve features across trade press, national platforms, a podcast and one manufacturer cover. Each entry names the publication, says what the piece was actually about, and links out so you can read it rather than take our word for it.
Several of these came looking for a specific detail in a specific room, which is the kind of coverage we would rather have than a general profile.
Features by year
10 Bathroom Storage Ideas From Best of Houzz 2026 Award Winners
Houzz went to its 2026 award winners for storage that earns its space, and took a small Houston bathroom of ours. The detail they singled out was the frameless mirrored medicine cabinet with integrated LED, which adds storage and bounces light in a room that had neither to spare.
Read it on HouzzSpring 2025 cover story
Cambria publishes Cambria Style for its own quartz surfaces, and one project takes the cover each season. Spring 2025 went to Gateway Condo, a full renovation of a three-story condo in The Woodlands, worked up against a prewar New York penthouse reference. Written by Eloise Goldman, photographed by Gisele Parra.
Open the Spring 2025 issue See the Gateway Condo projectThe Best of Houzz awards showcase the platform’s most creative and service-oriented stars
Published 4 April 2023, on the firms that had won Best of Houzz repeatedly. Jennifer is quoted by name. By then the record stood at five Design awards and six straight years of Service.
Read the articleDesigning Functional Spaces With a Touch of Warmth
Published 14 August 2023 by Lindsay Fluckiger. An interview about a Moroccan-inspired bathroom built around Spanish Siesta mosaic, and about where a Veracruz upbringing shows up in a Texas house.
Read the interviewJennifer Kizzee’s Design Vision: From Mexico to Your Home
Recorded 11 August 2023, about twenty minutes. Jennifer walks through the Moroccan-style bathroom retreat and how a Mexican upbringing turns into a material palette. The written Tile Club interview three days later came out of this conversation.
Listen to the episodeDialogue with a Designer
August 2023, Greater Houston edition, pages 16 to 20, in the series sponsored by MWG Innovations. On founding the studio, and on what has changed in the trade since 2016. The line the magazine led with was that she founded the firm the same way she came to America, with a vision and a lot of determination.
Read the reprint, PDFNew This Week: 4 Fresh Midsize Bathrooms With a Low-Curb Shower
Written by Mitchell Parker, published 8 October 2021. The room is our own kids’ bathroom in League City, fifty square feet, five by ten. Slate blue four-by-twelve tile stacked, matte porcelain geometric floor running up over the curb, brass and champagne bronze fixtures, Sherwin-Williams Tricorn Black.
Read it on HouzzDialogue with a Designer
May 2021, Greater Houston edition, pages 12 to 14, in the series sponsored by Baths of America. The first of two interviews the magazine ran with Jennifer. This one covers the design journey and the material and labor shortages the trade was living through that year.
Open the May 2021 editionInterviews and ongoing profiles
Pieces the publisher does not date
These live on as standing pages rather than dated issues, so we list them without a year instead of guessing one.
From Vision to Transformation in Southern Texas
Cambria’s designer spotlight on the studio, covering the move from a solo practice to a team of nine and how Cambria first turned up on our spec sheets, at a Benjamin Moore counter where a display paired the quartz against paint swatches. Brittanicca, Inverness Everleigh, Inverness Swansea, Everleigh and Southport all get named.
Read the spotlightHow to Grow Demand and Revenue: Interior Designer Jennifer Kizzee’s Take
A business profile for the Houzz Pro Learn library, on the systems that let a small studio run a whole-home build and a kitchen at the same time without either one slipping. Written for other designers rather than for clients.
Read it on Houzz ProDesigner Picks: Moody Sophistication
Houzz asked Jennifer to pull the products she reaches for when a bathroom needs some drama in it. The result is a shoppable list on the platform rather than an article about us.
See the picksMeet Jennifer Kizzee of Jennifer Kizzee Design in League City
An early local interview covering the first two years, when Jennifer and her husband both kept full-time jobs and took clients on nights and weekends until 2017. She names finding craftsmen who can execute at a fair price as the hardest part of the job, which is still true.
Read the interviewJennifer on the League City bathroom Houzz featured
This is our kids’ bathroom, which needed not only a face-lift but character.
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