Maxion Design

Specialties

*Architectural Consulting: designs and drawings from preliminary conception to final CAD documentation to include space planning, lighting, exterior building, interior feature areas, and millwork.

*Interior Design: full range of services including color, finish, furniture and accessory selections as well as specification binders and location plans. Budget analysis and procurement are available.

*Hand-​Painted Murals: More than 2,000 murals have been designed and painted in a variety of styles from abstract to photorealism.

*Digital ArtWork: cutting edge technology is used to create banners, digital murals, cut-​out rigid plastic appliqués, stickers, modular or framed art work.

*Ancillary Marketing Materials: graphic design services include logos, flyers, e-​mail blasts, building signage layout and print production. Presentation drawings such as perspectives, isometrics and colored zoning plans are available. Design and production of business communications and cloud based presentations

History

Established in 1974.

Maxion Design is a multifaceted design firm which specializes in interior and graphic design, art collections, a variety of custom and non-​custom artwork, lighting and children’s play structures.

Cynthia Maxion founded the company in 1974. The highly-​trained Maxion Design staff, have strong backgrounds in interior design, architecture, painting, computer graphics, sculpture, and a love of art history. These skills have been used as a catalyst for a variety of unique design styles and products that have been sought after worldwide

Meet the Business Owner

Cindy M.

Business Owner

Maxion was graduated from college in 1972 and spent the next three years in New York City working for an architectural design firm. In 1975, she embarked on an exciting adventure as an artist on an oceanographic expedition to Honduras.

Her first commission, for Summa Corporation, launched Maxion’s design firm in 1976. Summa was owned by the legendary Howard Hughes, who wanted a mural painted at Hughes Executive Airport in Las Vegas. This first project launched the Maxion Design firm. She stayed briefly in Las Vegas, creating murals for the Star Dust and Dunes hotels.

In 1977, with these experiences behind her, Maxion relocated her business. The place was San Francisco, and in the next 16 years, Maxion Design gathered an outstanding group of muralists and interior designers. Together, their innovative artistry has created more than 1000 murals that grace the walls of buildings throughout the San Francisco’s Pacific Telesis Building, F.A.O. Schwartz in New York City, at Hasbro Toys.