Prince Edward County, Ontario

A beautiful home starts with a feeling.

Thoughtful staging, interiors and real estate in Prince Edward County. Andrea brings a Toronto editorial eye to homes with character, and makes room for what already makes them special.

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Andrea Lee Richards seated in a light-filled Prince Edward County home

Staging✦Interiors✦Real Estate✦Prince Edward County✦

Meet Andrea

Metropolitan instinct.
County sensibility.

Andrea styling white tulips at a dining table — At work, refining the details.

I've always been drawn to beautiful spaces - but even more than that, I'm interested in how a space makes you feel.

My background in interiors started in Toronto, where some of my earliest exposure to the design world came while working at Chatelaine magazine and spending time with the Home team whenever I had the chance. It gave me an early appreciation for styling, editorial interiors and all the little details that can completely change the way a room photographs and feels.

Later, staging alongside a Toronto real estate agent with an interior design background taught me to look at a home through two lenses: what photographs beautifully and what helps someone feel at home. Just as valuable is knowing what is worth changing, and what should stay.

I brought that approach with me to Prince Edward County, where the homes have so much character of their own.

“I love old houses, weird houses, beautiful houses, houses that need a little help - and figuring out what will make someone walk through the door and immediately get it.”

A feeling, not a formula

A house should feel like a home.

I don't believe staging should erase everything interesting about a house. I would much rather work with its character - mixing existing pieces with vintage finds, collected objects and thoughtful additions so the finished space feels warm, elevated and intentional rather than staged within an inch of its life.

East of Common · Staging

Creating connection, not decorating.

Every property is approached individually, working with the architecture, character and existing elements of the home rather than imposing a formula. The goal is not to make a house look staged. It is to help buyers walk in and feel at home.

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Full-service staging + styling

From the initial edit through sourcing, installation and final styling, Andrea creates a cohesive presentation for market.

Collected, not cookie-cutter

Contemporary pieces meet vintage finds, natural materials, art and layered details so each home keeps its own identity.

Designed for the listing

Each room is considered in person and online, creating strong photography, memorable first impressions and a clear visual story.

Styled to feel lived in

Comfort, warmth and small human details help buyers imagine morning coffee, quiet evenings and everyday life - not a showroom.

83^%

of buyers' agents say staging makes it easier to visualize a property as a future home.

29^%

of agents reported a 1-10% increase in the dollar value offered for staged homes.

49^%

of sellers' agents observed that staging reduced time on market.

U.S. survey of REALTORS®: 2025 Profile of Home Staging. Results describe agents' observations, not a promised outcome for any listing.

Behind the work

The edit is serious.
The process doesn't have to be.

Andrea catching a cushion while styling a home — Edit

Andrea tossing cushions in a bright hallway — Play

Andrea smiling as cushions fall around her — Finish

Andrea arranging white tulips in a ceramic vase — Detail

Selected spaces

Homes with their character left in.

Layered rooms, quiet details and a little imperfection. Start with a considered edit, then explore the full collection.

County character

Texture, timber, old stone and rooms that already have a story.

Warm staged living room with exposed timber beams and layered vintage textiles

Round wall mirror reflecting a styled room

Softly staged bedroom with sculptural rattan headboard

Sunlit sitting room with cane chairs and a vintage rug

White country kitchen styled with branches and collected objects

Mid-century dresser with books, a candle and wildflowers

Round mirror reflecting a layered bedroom

Vintage art, a brass vessel and wildflowers on a timber ledge

Bright bathroom vanity with an arched mirror and natural textures

Original stone fireplace styled with a cane chair

Rustic beam-framed passage into a country kitchen

Calm guest room with a daybed beside a leafy window

Bedside vignette with framed landscape and neutral linens

Built-in window nook styled with layered cushions

Deep windowsill with plants in an old country house

Moody blue sitting room with leather sofa and dried flowers

Corner sofa framed by tall Prince Edward County windows

Wildflower arrangement and design books on an antique chest

Relaxed family room layered with cushions and flowers

Stone kitchen hearth with bright flowers

Blue sofa, tulips and a warm timber coffee table

Simple white mantel styled with collected objects

Light & lake

Pale rooms, open views and the kind of light that does most of the work.

Elegant cream fireplace and sunlit living room

Close view of an ornate cream mantel with soft floral styling

Airy lakefront living room with vaulted windows

White guest room tucked beneath a sloped ceiling

Serene bedroom with an upholstered headboard and warm accents

Bright bedroom with natural timber floors and rust velvet pillows

Layered neutral bed linens and patterned cushions

Bedroom reflected in a warm timber mirror

Sunroom framed through an open coffee-table book

Built-in shelves styled with ceramics, art and flowers

Tulips and soft lamplight on a bedside table

Details & atmosphere

The little things that make a room feel inhabited rather than arranged.

Neutral cushions layered across a camel sofa

Art, books and foraged flowers against an original stone wall

Warm timber garden retreat lit for evening

Bouquet and candle between two fireside chairs

Linen chair, patterned cushion and olive branch in afternoon light

Moody sofa vignette with candlelight and flowers

Quiet bedroom in pale blue with layered bedding

Out and about

County life, through Andrea's eye.

A living scrapbook of cozy corners, beautiful spaces, works in progress and the everyday details that make Prince Edward County feel like home.

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Seeing the whole room - and the whole move.

Now, real estate

A design eye is useful. Knowing what matters is better.

The same eye Andrea brings to staging now informs her real estate work in Prince Edward County.

For sellers, she sees what will strengthen a listing, what will photograph well and what can stay as it is. For buyers, she looks past the awkward furniture or imperfect paint to the home underneath.

It is a practical way to see a property's potential while keeping the character that makes it memorable.

Start a conversation

Staging · Interiors · Real Estate

Tell me about the house.

Tell Andrea about the home, the timing and what you have in mind. A few details are enough to start a useful conversation.

Based in Prince Edward County, Ontario