Midvale Courtyard HouseContemporary Living Room, Milwaukee

Hello. As the architect of this project, we feel it is important to note that while we appreciate some manufacturer's adding comments to our images, their products were not used on this project. The cut, vertical joints in the photo above are specifically something we avoid use of, as it is clearly not a natural and organic stone application. Sorry to have to point this out, but the original question is what we used on our project - not necessarily an open invitation for various manufacturers of not-that-similar products to make a sales pitch. Thank you.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. As the manufacturer notes above, the fireplace model that we specified for this project has been replaced by a newer model. We trust you can find more information about it on their website. Thanks again, and good luck with your project.

What material is use for the bench and mantel?

Fireplace: Are you saying that the grey tile is limestone??

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. Not sure we completely understand your question, but we'll try to provide some information. The hearth is Indiana limestone. This is the large, cut stone below the fireplace. The stone on the wall is a charcoal slate, which is a different topic than the original question. Hope this helps, and thanks again for the question.

It is black slate material . some clients call it charcoal slate . any needs or question , pls www.rsslate.com. Thanks .

This looks like our Springwood Black 3D. www.erthcoverings.com

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. The stone on the fireplace a charcoal slate. We've seen similar products from a number of manufacturers. We sourced this from our local tile house, and I cannot recall the exact make. But a quick internet search using slate tile and/or shadow stone will result in numerous options. We recommend taking note of how the panels join on the sides to ensure that the pieces "tooth" together. Good luck with your project.

This looks like our Springwood Black 3D. www.erthcoverings.com

I love the grey stone wall. What material is it and who makes it? Thanks.

Hello, and thank you for your question. The stone on the fireplace is a charcoal slate. There are a number of manufacturers that offer it including RealStone and Norstone. We see it more often on the internet than at local outlets. It typically comes pre-formatted in "tile" layouts. Look out for how the short ends piece together - a flat vertical joint will diminish the stacked stone appearance. Good luck with your project.

I've got an 8x10 Jute Rug [HERE[(https://www.houzz.com/products/jute-carpet-8x10-prvw-vr~42154847?lid=28828511) that is similar. They are not making these any more so this is the last one, Feel free to contact me if you'd like it.

Thank you for the link to your stock. However, the rug in this project is a thick, soft, luscious wool - it is like walking on a cloud, and just about as opposite as you can get from a jute rug. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. The stone used on the fireplace surface is a black slate, also sometimes called charcoal slate. There are a number of manufactures that make a similar product. We'd recommend consulting with your local tile shop for their offerings, else the internet. An important detail in our opinion is how the "sheets" of stone come together. We like the pieces to interlock, which makes the seams invisible. Some products have straight cut seems and this diminishes the natural look of the finished product. Thanks again and good luck with your project.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. The floating, wall mounted shelves in this image were custom designed and fabricated specifically for this project. There were no pre-manufactured components or solutions used to accomplish shelves of this size. Thanks again.

It is black slate material . some clients call it charcoal slate . any needs or question , pls www.rsslate.com. Thanks .

Hello and thank you for your question. All of the furnishings and art are part of the owners' private collection. Thanks again.

The pillows are made from Kuba cloth (raffia), handwoven and made in the Congo. Easy to research these textiles and interesting to know more about their history.

Hello and thank you for your question and interest in our work. The sideboard, as well as the shelves in the living room, were designed by us and custom built for this space. Thanks again.

Thank you for the information.

Hello and thank you for your question. This is a premanufactured fireplace unit by Regency. The stainless steel frame assembly came as an option with this particular model, which if I recall was P33. We're not sure if this model is still offered by the company, and also not sure if they sell the frame separately to apply to an existing fireplace. But hopefully this gives you a starting point. Thanks again for your question, and good luck with your project.

thanks for your quick response!

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. This stone finish is a "stacked charcoal slate". There are a number of manufacturers that provide a similar product - it was not Earth Coverings as noted by another commenter. We recommend stopping in to your local tile shop and you should be able to find an equivalent. There are also a number of sources on the internet. Thanks again and good luck with your project.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. All of the furnishings in this space are fro the owners' collection. Unfortunately, we cannot provide sources for most of the individual pieces. Thanks again and good luck with your project.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. The wiring is concealed behind the television. The electrical power was precisely located so the tv can plug in directly. And the cable and data lines are routed through conduit in the wall down to the shelves below where equipment can be located. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. The shelves in this space extend from the fireplace surround to the adjacent wall that is beyond the frame of the image. We designed steel brackets that are attached directly to the studs in the wall. The results are a completely concealed, very strong shelf attachment and support. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. Although we're not certain the specifics of your question. The wall in this picture encompasses two rooms, and balances the space accordingly. It is roughly 29' from end to end. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. The slate pieces here were installed with a combination of a toothed/finger jointed detail, and some were mitered. We agree that the installed results look great. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for your question and interest in our work. The built-in cabinets that form the buffet in the dining room are not too exotic - just dark stained wood cabinets and doors made by a local cabinet shop. The finish is matched on the floating shelves in the living room. All of the finishes in our projects are carefully selected and coordinated in comprehensive palettes to work in composition with the overall spatial experience. Thanks again for your question.