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Where Ranch Life Comes Home

For many of us, the ranch is the hub of our family—now and for generations to come. At TXR, we curate the most thoughtful architects, designers, makers, and craftspeople—from boots to furniture—to help ensure your ranch reflects your family’s character, history, and style.

TXR Picks

Architecture, Family, and the Texas Hill Country with Trey & Angela Rabke

Trey and Angela Rabke on growing up on Texas ranches and raising a family rooted in land, place, and conservation.

Fraulein Boot Company and the Art of Storytelling

Sisters Margaret Walker and Sarah Caruth of Fraulein Boot Company share how growing up in Texas inspires the stories and design behind each pair, crafted for work, play, and storytelling.

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Peter Glassford and Isabel Moncada of Ellis Bean Studio

Founded by Peter Glassford and Isabel Moncada, Ellis Bean creates lighting, furniture, and spaces that honor land, materials, and how people live, focusing on longevity and daily life.

Texas land. Handled right.

Built for stewardship, legacy, and long-term ownership.

Art & Culture

Designing for the Way People Live

Ellis Bean is a design studio born out of the understanding of land, homes, and buildings as places shaped by use, time, and care. Founded by Peter Glassford and Isabel Moncada, the studio creates lighting, furniture, and spaces across Texas and Mexico with a focus on material, scale, and how people actually live. Their work aligns with our approach to ranches and homes: environments meant for gathering, daily life, and longevity.

Gallery of Trey Rabke Projects

Trey and Angela Rabke grew up on family ranches in the Texas Hill Country, where time spent outdoors became a foundation for how they live today. In our conversation, Trey reflects on how his time at Lake Flato influenced the architecture on his own family’s ranch, and Angela shares their family’s unique approach to educating outdoors and a commitment to conservation.