SEMMbuild

We're excited to welcome Kevin Harrison to the SEMMbuild team as our new Foreman.

Kevin brings over 30 years of industry experience to the role, including his background as a registered builder. He has a keen eye for detail and a real passion for high quality period style renovations and extensions — which aligns perfectly with the work we're known for.

Beyond his technical expertise, Kevin loves working with apprentices and is a natural mentor, which will be a great asset to our team's growth.

Kevin will be taking the lead on all our major projects, and we couldn't be more thrilled to have him on board. Please join us in making him feel welcome.

Laundry renovations don’t always get the same attention as kitchens or bathrooms, but in a family home, they carry just as much weight.

This is one of the hardest working spaces in the house. Used daily, often multiple times, it needs to be practical, durable, and easy to move through. Thoughtful cabinetry, a good amount of bench space, and smart storage make a noticeable difference to how the home functions day to day.

It’s also an opportunity to create better connection to the outdoors, improve natural light, and make those everyday tasks feel less like a chore.

This is a beautifully finished kitchen from a past renovation, but it’s also a place where people naturally come together.

The island isn’t just a design feature; it’s a gathering point. A spot for quick breakfasts, after-school chats, or where someone pulls up a stool while dinner’s being made. The spacing, the overhang, the way it connects to the rest of the room — it’s all considered so the space works for real, everyday moments.

Good building is about making room for that kind of living in every part of the home. Ensuring there’s flow, comfort, and opportunities to connect, not just move through.

The light timber, soft palette, and clean lines keep the aesthetic calm and timeless, but ultimately it’s the way the space supports family life that makes it work.

Cabinetry isn’t just something we install to tick a box. It’s one of the elements that defines how a home feels the moment you step inside.

At SEMMbuild, we see it as part function, part statement. The proportions, materials, finishes, and detailing all need to sit comfortably within the home’s overall aesthetic — not fight against it. When it’s done right, cabinetry doesn’t just blend in; it elevates the space.

Sometimes it’s subtle and refined. Other times it’s the feature that sets the tone for the entire room. Either way, it should always feel intentional.

Good cabinetry doesn’t just store things — it shapes the way you experience your home.