Maxxit Group

The path to lower-carbon buildings is shaped not only by what we design, but also by who we choose to manufacture it.

Whether through the Architecture 2030 Challenge or the AIA 2030 Commitment, more than 1,350 architectural firms continue helping drive the industry toward a net zero future. With the built environment responsible for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, meaningful progress depends on collective action across the design and construction community.

At Maxxit, we’re proud to support that progress as a carbon neutral certified manufacturer for Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions. Through our architectural ceiling and wall solutions in metal, felt, and wood, we want our partners to feel confident their material selections align with broader sustainability goals.

As the industry continues prioritizing carbon reduction and material transparency, operational sustainability is becoming an increasingly important part of responsible specification practices.

We encourage designers and specifiers to evaluate manufacturing partners not only on aesthetics and performance, but also on their commitment to operational sustainability.

Asking the right questions today can help support a lower-carbon built environment tomorrow.

Great weather, great food, and even better company. ☀️🍔🏸

Our summer BBQ brought the Maxxit team together for an afternoon of great conversations, delicious food, and some friendly competition. The highlight of the day? Our badminton tournament finals, where teammates battled it out for bragging rights and the championship title!

Events like these are a reminder that building a strong team goes beyond the work we do every day. It's about taking time to connect, celebrate, and enjoy the people who make Maxxit what it is.

A big thank you to everyone who helped organize the event and to everyone who came out to make it such a fun day. Here's to another great summer together!

Sometimes the most impactful ceiling design is the one that reveals what's above.

This corporate office installation features PANEL:FORM Woven Wire Mesh Ceiling Panels in a standard black powder-coated finish with an integrated linear lighting fixture to deliver a cohesive architectural expression while maintaining easy access to the plenum for future maintenance and adaptability.

Designed to balance transparency, functionality, and visual impact, woven wire mesh ceilings offer an ideal solution for modern workplace environments where performance and design go hand in hand.

A bold first impression at Chubb Center in Philadelphia.

Featuring custom LINE:Form Wall Slats in a rift cut white oak veneer finish, this striking reception feature wall was designed with a unique curved slat profile and custom perimeter trim to create depth, warmth, and visual impact.

More from this project coming soon.

The completion of TP Toronto's office renovation showcases how thoughtful ceiling and wall design can elevate the workplace experience from the moment employees and visitors arrive.

At the corporate elevator lobby, custom PANEL:Form Backlit Wall Panels create a striking first impression. Precision-perforated and illuminated with integrated LED backlighting, the feature wall transforms a simple circulation space into a bold architectural statement.

Throughout the reception area and office, LINE:Form Traditional Ceiling Baffles finished in a warm woodgrain film bring texture, rhythm, and a sense of hospitality to the workplace environment.

In the lunchroom, PANEL:Form Perforated Ceiling Panels are seamlessly integrated with extrusion baffles in a matte black finish, creating a clean, contemporary ceiling design that balances visual impact with functionality.

From arrival to collaboration spaces, every element was designed to enhance the employee experience while reinforcing a cohesive design language throughout the office.