Oakwood Veneer I am not sure where this particular veneer came from, but we could definitely try to match the wood that they used.

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio It appears that the fireplace is only a few inches deeper than the cabinets to the side.

It may be helpful to know that the gas unit you see is an INSERT, which means it was installed into an existing wood burning fireplace. More than likely, the original fireplace was about 24" deep.

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio The fireplace is a Valor Legend G3 gas fireplace insert with the Clearview front an Metropolis andirons:
http://www.valorfireplaces.com/products/legendG3insert.php

You can do a dealer search on their website. If there isn't anyone close, drop me a line and I'll help you out.

The Shabby Nest The rug is the Silver Medallions Rug from Horchow.

Anne DeCocco It all looks like tile (large) to me. The fireplace trim looks like stainless steel. What a great, contemporary look.

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio The fireplace is fitted with a Valor Legend G3 insert with the clearview front, Metropolis polished andirons and brushed nickel trim kit. You can check it out here: http://valorfireplaces.com/products/legendG3insert.php

It is difficult to say about the outer trim, but it may be by solus decor: http://www.solusdecor.com/category/fireplace-surrounds/

Beyond that, the walls appear to be stained wood veneer panels

we82much What material surrounds the fireplace?

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio I believe the wall is wood paneled, and the small gray surround and hearth appear to be concrete panels.

The example just above has solus concrete panels around it.

Kelly Porter The gray wall looks similar to Anew Gray 7030 by Sherwin-Williams.

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio This is a Valor G3 gas direct-vent fireplace insert with the Clearview surround and Metropolis andirons:

http://www.valorfireplaces.com/products/legendG3insert.php