We have worked with Mark Semerjian on several projects.
- Sunday, 21 July 2013
“We have worked with Mark Semerjian on several projects from a new construction home to renovating 2 condominiums. No matter how large or small the project was at the time, Mark was always enthusiastic about the job! Everything about Mark and his business is impeccable. He is professional, punctual, courteous and polite, and every one […]
Detail, Detail, Everywhere.
- Wednesday, 17 July 2013
In a Semerjian home, it’s not just about crown molding and every day common millwork details. There is tremendous detail and craftsmanship even in the most inconspicuous of areas, like under a stair landing in this Main Line home. The convergence of different materials is on display if you know just where to look. The […]
A Room with a View
- Tuesday, 18 June 2013
The projection of this breakfast room in this signature McAlpine Tankersley home, http://www.mcalpinetankersley.com, allows for great visibility from the dining room to the grounds of this Villanova estate. The exterior features shiplap siding, custom mahogany windows and a 42-inch wide by 9-foot high custom made French door.
The ultra cozy breakfast room
- Tuesday, 11 June 2013
This Semerjian Home is graced with a warm and cozy breakfast room. This breakfast room designed by Bobby Mcalpine and Scott Torode of Mcalpine Tankersley Architecture as well as Susan Ferrier of Mcalpine Booth and Ferrier Interiors features custom mahogany windows, a wood plank ceiling, 9′ high mahogany Dutch doors and a custom built banquet […]
Millwork Details…
- Thursday, 06 June 2013
A Semerjian built home will always display a master carpenter’s craftsmanship. A simple capital of a cased opening was painstakingly crafted to create something unique. Instead of mitering the corners on the typical 45-degree angle, our craftsmen used a 22 and a half-degree angles to allow for softer corners and more detail to the custom […]
Margate New Jersey summer beach home.
- Wednesday, 05 June 2013
Semerjian Builders transformed the Kitchen in this Bay front Mediterranean style home into a spectacular space. Featuring distressed French Limestone counter tops, Cherry Wood-Mode cabinetry, Walnut Travertine floors and Thermador appliances, our clients were anxious to get in there and start cooking on Summer weekends with friends and family. Before After
Warren Claytor Architects – Architect Trusted Semerjian Builders Affiliate
- Wednesday, 05 June 2013
Warren Claytor Architects, Inc. is a well established, high-caliber architectural firm specializing in traditional custom residential designs, new construction, historic restoration, adaptive re-use, and additions for residences including country properties and resort homes. The firm’s portfolio is composed of award winning projects including new residences, additions, renovations, carriage homes, pool houses, barns, and cottages. Our […]
Wide Open Spaces
- Monday, 03 June 2013
The accomplished architects of McAlpine Tankersley designed this spacious Villanova home with an open floor plan. The need for support created the opportunity to highlight traditional construction techniques with ceiling beams and columns in clear cypress wood. These beams not only serve as support, but also allow for a subtle division of space between the […]
Institute of Classic Architecture and Art – Business Association Trusted Semerjian Builders Affiliate
- Thursday, 30 May 2013
ICAA provides a forum and comprehensive educational resource for architects, designers, building professionals and the public across the United States and in Europe offering lectures, exhibitions, walking tours, travel programs and conferences. There are extensive continuing education courses, study tours, seminars and intensive programs for professionals. The ICAA formed the Beaux Arts Atelier (BAA) to […]
Rosa Verona Italian marble desk at the Ritz Carlton, Sarasota.
- Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Concierge desk at the Ritz Carlton Sarasota. It is made entirely of Rosa Verona Italian marble. Although it wouldn’t be our first choice of natural stone, it is still pretty impressive use of natural stone for this type of application.
Small Room, Big Statement
- Wednesday, 22 May 2013
A small space that packs a lot of detail, this butler’s pantry marries design with functionality. A large hammered copper farmhouse sink by Linkasink acts as the focal point, while the walnut burled inlayed Wood Mode cabinetry with storage cabinets for glassware and display items hangs above it. A wine fridge rounds out the room.