Holly Coffer Fuller

Holly Coffer Fuller grew up in Raleigh, NC and attended The College of Charleston where she received a B.S. in Sociology. Following a short stint on Capitol Hill, she came back to North Carolina to begin her career in design. Holly began working at NAID in 2002 after working with another local designer for 2 1/2 years while attending Meredith College. She received her B.S. in Interior Design from Meredith in 2002 and purchased NAID in September of the same year. Holly has a long standing connection to the firm – she shopped with her parents at the store while they furnished their home in North Raleigh. Vicki Pediaditakis (one of the previous owners) sparked her interest in design as a child and Holly admired her personal connection to her clients and her creative energy. Holly loves the design work of Mario Buatta and while she works with a broad range of clients, her style is traditional with a southern flair. As a Raleigh native, she loves the beach and spends most of her free time in Wrightsville Beach with her family and dog Maggie, who also works at NAID!

Stephanie Bibee

Stephanie Bibee grew up in the small town of Bath, North Carolina. She moved to Raleigh in 2001 to attend Meredith College. While at Meredith College, Stephanie received a degree in Interior Design, with minors in Art and Psychology. Stephanie has worked with National Art Interiors & Design since the spring of 2007. She has coined her personal style as “Clean Traditional” – combining clean lines and crisp colors with traditional furniture styles. Stephanie works with all types of clients – modern to traditional – and you’ll never find her lacking a bright, cheery smile!

Leigh Mosby

Leigh Mosby is originally from Lynchburg, VA and attended the University of Colorado at Boulder. Leigh has been working in the design industry since moving to Raleigh in the fall of 2004 and she joined NAID in the fall of 2008. Leigh pulls from every angle and her clients cover the entire design spectrum. She enjoys using bright, fun colors and patterns by mixing yesterdays antiques with today’s modern furnishings to produce a sophisticated yet functional setting. Dorothy Draper, Southern Accents, and classic hollywood films are all inspirations of Leigh’s personal design style.