1960s
A small family workshop in Western Sydney starts making bespoke joinery for local homes and businesses, laying the foundations of the craft that still defines Maxton Fox today.
Crafting enduring spaces that hold meaning over time
For more than fifty years Maxton Fox has designed and manufactured joinery and furniture in Western Sydney — working alongside architects, designers and builders to create spaces that are made to last.
Our Capabilities
Joinery, furniture and upholstery made under one roof, from design to delivery.
From reception desks to wall panelling, our joiners build every piece in-house to the design intent.
Tables, workstations and seating designed and manufactured locally in Western Sydney.
Precise CNC machining lets us deliver complex forms, repeatable quality and fast turnaround.
Our upholsterers work with wool, leather and FR rated fabrics for commercial and residential projects.
Our History
1975
The business moves into its first dedicated factory and begins producing commercial fit-outs, from reception units to boardroom tables.
Investment in machinery and people allows the team to take on larger, more complex projects across New South Wales.
1990
Maxton Fox launches its own furniture range, designed and manufactured in-house, and starts supplying workspaces, hospitality and education projects Australia-wide.
Our People
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Belinda Hall
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Belinda Hall
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Belinda Hall
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Belinda Hall
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Belinda Hall
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Belinda Hall
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Belinda Hall
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Belinda Hall
Our Numbers
Decades of making, a family-owned business and a team that takes every project from design to delivery.
- 500
- 100%
- Holistic
“By investing into relationships, being collaborative team players, and following through on our promises, our mission is to make process easy for our audience.”
Built with responsibility
We manufacture locally, source responsibly and hold our processes to independently certified environmental and quality standards.
Our story begins with making. A family business built on craft, shaped over generations, and grounded in a simple belief: that how something is made matters.