Hi Nicolefunk12 - sure thing, we already have with another Houzzer, and others are replicating it too!

Here are the stats on the fireplace:
The light gray tiles are 12" x 24" - they are basically concrete color with a little striation that makes it look like natural stone.

The dark gray tiles are called mustang slate. They are a mix of black and dark gray and are sometimes called finger mosaic tiles (come on a 12" x 12" sheet). Each tile on the sheet is about 1/2" wide and 5-7" long, but the length of the tile varies. Try to find a tile where most of the individual tiles are long (not 2" or 3" like some mosaics). They are installed vertically. Any local mid-high end tile store should be able to match these tiles, I'd bring a photo of this fireplace with you and ask for their assistance.

Overall the fireplace is 6'-6" wide and 4'-6" tall. The vertical slate tiles to the right of the fireplace are in the same elevation as the fireplace unit. (Be careful to review the specs on your fireplace, the tile flanges on them are all different). There is a section of slate tiles on the left of the fireplace which you cannot see in the photos. The width of this section will be governed by the necessary clearance around your fireplace unit.

The large L-shape section of light gray tiles sticks out from the wall approximately 6", and the portion that cantilevers above the fireplace is 5" tall.
The hearth immediately below the fireplace unit projects out about another 6" from the L-shaped light gray tiles and is 6" tall.

The kick below the hearth is also covered in the slate mosaic tiles, it is the same height as the baseboard at 5" tall. The kick is in the same plane as the L-shape projection.

I hope this helps you in achieving this look with your project, and good luck!

Charlene Wilson
Portal Design Inc.