Gone are the days of frustrating power cords tangling at your feet, and USB cords, phone chargers, and printer cords strangling the zen out of your desk space. How you ask? Ask Paoli. This year at NeoCon the fine wood furniture manufacturer has proudly introduced the Mingle Case goods collection: a system of hassle-free office furniture that cleans the stress of your mess for good. Not only is it functional, it’s also tailored to your office style – whether it be modern and progressive or traditional and elegant – and intelligently designed to recharge your work environment with attractive, smart storage.

Paoli’s booth at #NeoCon10.

Mingle

is modular furniture designed using different materials and finishes – from desk and drawers to cabinets and bookshelves – that take more into account than just a sleek appearance. According to Dan Grabowski, the G2 Product Development designer, “Mingle components create a landscape of appealing forms that break up the visual monotony in both private executive offices and open spaces,” he described. “Layered worksurfaces, lower storage components and material options let designers create exciting compositions, from minimal to very expressive.”

They can be used for individual storage efficiency or to cultivate a sense of team identity by forming two-, three-, and four-person workspaces that allow for visual interaction with just enough privacy. By utilizing Mingle’s mid-height storage in group applications, natural light can flow in. The components come in 18", 29", 54", 72" and 84" heights and range from tall hanging cabinets and mid-height upper bookcases to lower bookcases and storage units, markerboards and tackboards. In addition to the ease of varied shelving heights, Mingle cabinets look built-in with flush sides, and come in a sultry cherry or warm maple veneer or woodgrain, and solid color laminates.

For specific executive group projects, Paoli‘s team offers “Zoning” with integrated monitor arms for extra space and tilt-up modesty panels. With this option, there is direct access to power outlets just behind the shield of sophisticated office furniture. Zoning also includes doors on main surfaces that lift up and maintain cable routing channels, hanging storage trays and file racks, and house connections to power.

Just as Kent Robbins, the Vice President of Marketing at Paoli, says, “Mingle is like having a personal organizer in each work space. Users can personalize their office for optimal comfort and productivity.”