Annabel Elliot (née Shand) is a distinguished British interior designer, antiques dealer, and courtier. As the founder of her own firm, Annabel Elliot Interior Design and Antiques, she has built a highly regarded career in the design industry, earning recognition as one of the most influential female designers in Britain. Her professional portfolio is particularly notable for her extensive design collaborations with King Charles III, which include major projects for the Duchy of Cornwall and several other historic royal estates.
Beyond her design practice, Elliot is deeply connected to the British royal family. She is the sister of Queen Camilla and serves as one of the Queen's companions within the Royal Household, assisting with official duties. Her family also includes her son, the Conservative politician Sir Ben Elliot.
In addition to her professional and courtly roles, Elliot is an active supporter of philanthropic causes. She has dedicated her time and influence to various charitable organizations, including the British Association for Adoption and Fostering and the conservation charity Elephant Family, reflecting her commitment to both social welfare and environmental preservation. Through her diverse endeavors, she remains a prominent figure in British public and cultural life.
