Cumberland & Southern Maine

Staged to sell.
Decorated to stay.

Rhonda Lee has been selling, staging, and decorating homes across southern Maine since 2004.

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Licensed since 2004 Plowman Realty Group
Dining room with a dark painted wall, white board and batten paneling, and a black orb chandelier

What Rhonda does

Three ways into the same house.

Most people find Rhonda for one of these and come back for another. A house she decorates in one chapter is often a house she sells in the next.

Real Estate

Buying & selling

Representation for buyers and sellers as an Associate Broker with Plowman Realty Group. A Cumberland native, Rhonda serves her hometown, Greater Portland, the Lakes Region, and southern Maine — twenty-two years of knowing what a house is worth, and what it needs first.

Staging

Ready for market

Staged homes tend to sell faster, and for more. Furniture, styling, and the specific changes that help a buyer picture themselves in the space — and help a listing photograph well before anyone walks through the door.

Decor

Rooms you live in

Interior decorating for homes, short-term rentals, and commercial spaces. For new builds and renovations, Rhonda also consults on fixtures and finishes — while the choices are still open.

Before & after

The same room, twice.

A bedroom in Falmouth, mid-project and finished. Nothing structural changed — the room just got battens, light in the right places, and something to look at.

Bedroom mid-renovation with a freshly painted dark wall, bare floor, drop cloths, and a step ladder
Before Wall painted, room empty, no lighting plan
Finished bedroom with black board and batten paneling, brass wall sconces, layered white bedding, and an upholstered bench
After Board and batten, brass sconces, layered bedding

Featured Projects

Every house asks for something different. These are close together on the map and nowhere near each other in feeling — which is the point.

Fawn Woods Way Westbrook Light oak, black shiplap, warm neutrals
Living room with leather sectional facing a black shiplap fireplace
Open living and dining area with light oak floors
Pair of oak armchairs beside the fireplace
Built-in plate rack styled with black and white botanical china
Kitchen open shelving with still life paintings and wooden bowls
Entry console with arched window mirror and woven ottomans
Two boucle armchairs with a brass reading lamp
Main Street, Unit 1 Yarmouth Original marble mantel, winter styling
Marble fireplace mantel styled with candles, greenery, and an arched mirror
Black sideboard with matching lamps and a silver framed mirror
Black console styled for the holidays with mercury glass trees, plaid lampshades, and a Merry Christmas sign
Main Street, Unit 2 Yarmouth Pressed tin ceiling, period moldings
Parlor with pressed tin ceiling, marble mantel, and a round window mirror
Parlor corner with a marble mantel, round window mirror, orchids, and candlelight
Marble mantel styled with white orchids, pillar candles, and tall silver candlesticks
Dining area with a mirrored sideboard, paired lamps, and a patterned rug on hardwood
Falmouth Road Falmouth Deep color, painted furniture, layered antiques
Dining room with navy walls, board and batten paneling, and an orb chandelier
Bedroom with a dark green accent wall and brass sconces
Cream bedroom with a gilt framed landscape painting and green nightstands
Green painted secretary desk beside a sliding barn door
Entry with deep green wainscoting, a black antique dresser, and a round mirror
Bedroom corner with black board and batten, a tufted armchair, and an oval mirror
Living room with a grey sofa, white board and batten, and a black mantel shelf
Open shelving styled with trailing greenery, framed art, and stacked books
Salon Interior Commercial Mirrored console, chrome and black, original hardwood
Salon styling station with a mirrored console, framed mirror, paired lamps, and a black chair on hardwood
Rhonda Lee

About

Rhonda Lee has spent over two decades learning what makes a house sell — and what makes one worth coming home to.

She's been licensed in Maine since 2004, and she's been staging and decorating even longer. That combination is rarer than it sounds. Most agents hand staging off to someone else. Most decorators have never worked a transaction.

Doing both means Rhonda can walk into a home and tell you two things at once: what it's worth, and how to present it to get there.

She works throughout Greater Portland and southern Maine, with a particular love for Cumberland — her hometown, and the one she knows house by house.

Get in touch

Let's talk about your house.

Selling, staging, decorating, or not sure yet — send a note or call. Rhonda answers her own phone.