Born in Beirut in 1983 and raised in Paris, Najla obtained a Master Degree in Interior Architecture and Product Design from Ecole Camondo in 2007. She worked as a freelance designer in Paris and moved north in 2008 to Rotterdam, The Netherlands. In Rotterdam, she was involved in diverse projects: from interior architecture, scenographies, product design, urban concepts, film designs and illustrations.

Her work was exhibited and published at the International Architecture Biennale of Rotterdam, Hong Kong Shenzhen Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture, The Why Factory. Najla has been selected by the Starch Foundation in 2010, foundation which promotes lebanese emerging designers and has opened her own office in Beirut. 

She worked on several installations and interior design projects including a hair installation at Maison Rabih Kayrouz, installations at the Beirut Art Center, interior and furniture design for the Starch retail space in Saifi Village, Downtown Beirut.

She has also created a cardboard furniture line, Carton Factory, produced in Paris, France. 

Her work mainly focuses in interpreting spaces and furniture from an experimental point of view, by including new materials and senses.