Lydia Lambert Did anyone find out the paint color on the walls?

Ernesto Garcia Interior Design, LLC Thank you, this is one of my most popular rooms on this site!
It's a Hancock & Moore sofa, very similar to their Parisian model, but with simpler less decorated legs and without nails on arms or front plate. I don't have the specs available anymore but If you go through their online catalog I'm sure you'll find it. Good luck!

bcdalman Very helpful. My husband and i will be adding a floating stone mantle and your comments are pretty close to what he thought he would have to do. Thank you.

Ernesto Garcia Interior Design, LLC My pleasure BC, thousands of years later the fireplace still brings us together around its magic.

sweeneytwins Who makes the oversized chairs? Very cozy.

Ernesto Garcia Interior Design, LLC The table you are interested in is from Fremarc. Thank you for appreciating my work, please vote for us for Best of Houzz 2013.

Ernesto Garcia Interior Design, LLC The fabric is a tapestry from Pindler & Pindler that has unfortunately been discontinued. There are similar tapestries in the market these days. The accent table is by Fremarc. Thank you for appreciating my work, please vote for us for Best of Houzz 2013. Thank you.

Ernesto Garcia Interior Design, LLC Dear SStewart,
Sorry it's taken me a while to get back to you. Let's see... All the stone you see is natural stone and it is regional to this beautiful area (Payson) in our beautiful state: Arizona! The mantel's limestone is a creamy/taupe color. Thank you for your compliment and best of luck making your home a beautiful place to live.
Regards,

Ernesto Garcia, ASID

The Shabby Nest These walls appear to be faux finished or plastered, however, Valspar's Sunbaked (CI152) is a similar paint color.

Ernesto Garcia Interior Design, LLC Hello There,

I'm so happy you like my palette! The clients love this room and spend lots of time there.
This house is located in Payson, Arizona and I was lucky to have some of the best craftsmen to materialize my designs.
Amongst them there was a stone layer who moved away, but he followed my concept very accurately (see the variation in stone cuts - vertical/horizontal).
As for the stone selection itself, they are an assortment of different stones from our state, I actually went to the supplier and selected the palette and mix myself (fabrics, leathers, wall treatment and wood samples in hand). I knew what this room was going to look like long before it was finished :-).
Let me know if I can be of more help to you.
Best of luck!
Ernesto Garcia, ASID