Beau Theriot
Beau's spaces tell stories... a downtown penthouse that feels like Hemingway's personal library, a hill country hacienda inspired by a 1980's Acapulco hideaway, or a famous Houston speakeasy that lead a double life as a renown art gallery.
Regardless of destination or decade, every space reflects a lifestyle that is distinctively Beau—worldly yet intimate, sophisticated yet welcoming, modern yet timeless. The Treasury is a tangible extension of Beau's uncanny ability to create styles and cultivate spaces that ultimately inspire unforgettable stories.
American Designer
Beau Theriot's designs first appeared in Architectural Digest in 1976. His iconic lakeside HQ is immortalized in pop-culture history thanks to Garth Brooks. From Acapulco to Aspen, Lake Travis to Lake Como—see why they write country songs about Beau's friends and places.
Beau's Story
After decades of designing palatial spaces for oil tycoons and Texas royalty, Beau literally wrote the book on design: Views from the Terrace: Creating Without Reservation. The book highlights a classic collection of Beau's most favorite people, places and projects.