Samantha Baker This is a Lee Industries sectional upholstered in Sunbrella fabric.

ldonaghy I would like to do a similar treatment on my fireplace wall which is 11' x 20' and spoke to my granite and stone installer and they told me that the travertine slabs were too heavy to install on a vertical wall.
How was this on done? Also, I do not see any seams.

lhr65 Not true too heavy for wall installation. I have a floor to ceiling wall of silver travertine behind my master bath tub. AND a entire fireplace wall in my Master Bedroom. Can be done. You just need the right people.

Beckwith Interiors They are from Lee Industries and can be ordered through us if needed.

Beckwith Interiors A similar ottoman/stool can be found from Lazy Susan. Thank you for your interest!

janetorg Too bad! It is simply amazing!

Claire Higgins any leads on the cube ottomans yet?

Beckwith Interiors It is all slab!

bepsf Firebrick

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio Firebrick is different from common brick, about 4 1/2" x 9" x 2 1/2" thick typically (also available in "splits", 1 1/4" thick), but these appear to be split the long way (so they're 2 1/4" x 9") to create a more elegant herringbone effect. The "buff" color above is the most common, but there are other colors available: http://www.superiorclay.com/firebrick-colors.php

Beckwith Interiors The sconces are wired electrically and they are from Fine Art Lamps.

Jessica Garcia Looks like a Maggie Hasbrouck art piece. http://lowegallery.com/artists/index-scrollbar.php?artist=maggie-hasbrouck
You can also buy less expensive pieces of hers from BEE. http://bee-atlanta.com/ Call them to inquire.

gonzalesf Artist is Maggie Hasbrouck. Know her personally.

skfptl what size pieces of slab was used on the fireplace?

Beckwith Interiors Typically a slab is 50 square feet (around 10' x 5').

jamiebeckwith the cubes are actually terry cloth towels that look like pebbles. We had them made.

debleavy Wow! What a fabulous idea! Thanks!

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio It varies greatly, but codes and fireplace manufacturers' installation manual will dictate how much clearance you need to combustible materials (wood), which will limit you somewhat on your minimum size.
If you have a fireplace with a 36" or 42" wide opening, generally you'll need at least 6" of non-combustible material on each side before a mantel leg, which eventually works out to a mantel shelf about 30" wider (or more) than your fireplace opening.
We recommend that your hearth extension (the thing on the floor in front of your fireplace) be at least as wide as the mantel shelf. Typical mantel shelf height is 52- 58" above the hearth.
We always recommend that you sketch out the entire wall arrangement to see how your proportions work out before you make any final decisions.

Lauren Ann Thank you so much for posting that information. I have been going crazy looking for it!