About Claire Cummack,

Artist and Founder

The Artist

There's always paint somewhere on Claire Cummack. On her hands, on her studio apron, occasionally in her hair.

Claire is a Melbourne-based painter working primarily in acrylic — bold, layered, unapologetically joyful work that centres on florals, wildflowers, and the quiet abundance of everyday life. Her paintings have a way of making a house feel like a home. That's not accidental. It's the whole point.

Trained in design and with a practice rooted in mark-making, texture, and colour, Claire paints the way most people wish they felt — warm, unhurried, alive. Her signature style sits somewhere between a semi abstracted floral and a Melbourne garden in full bloom: expressive without being chaotic, familiar without being safe.

Claire's work is held in private collections across Australia. She exhibits at the Melbourne Affordable Art Fair and shows at makers markets across Melbourne throughout the year.

"I want people to walk past my work and feel something shift. That little exhale — that's what I'm painting for."

Follow Claire's studio practice on Instagram: @chockycc‍ ‍

Red Lane Studio homewares collection: @redlane_studio

Close-up of a paintbrush covered in blue and green paint against a colorful, abstract background of soft pastel colors and out-of-focus floral shapes.
This is a close-up of artist Claire Cummack working at an easel in her art studio. One hands is on the painting, the other holding a brush. Art supplies such as jars of paint are visible on the shelves in the background.

Red Lane Studio

Red Lane Studio came about because of the long held desire of Claire. To get art into the hands of as many people as possible. Not everyone has space or can afford an original painting, but often they can find space for a teatowel or eye pillow. She passionately believes that Art and colours have the ability to impact on an emotional level and allow for a joyous uplift.

Red Lane Studio is Claire's product brand — a collection of handmade homewares, art prints, lino prints, and linen goods, all stemming from her original artwork.

Everything in the studio shop begins with a painting or a hand-cut lino block. From there it becomes a tea towel, a cushion, a heat pack, a block-printed bag — small drops of joy designed to live with you every day, not just hang on a wall.

The studio operates on a small-batch, no-waste ethos. Fabrics when not block printed in the studio, are printed locally in Melbourne. Sewing and finishing is done by hand. Nothing goes into landfill. Every purchase supports at least three small Melbourne businesses.

The non-negotiables: Natural linens and cottons. Biodegradable inks. Local makers. Production to order. Original art, always.

"Art shouldn't only live in galleries. It should be on your walls, in your kitchen, holding your special projects and providing you with self care. That's why Red Lane Studio exists - to put art into the hands of as many people as possible."

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‍ ‍‘Come home to your happy place, with Red Lane Studio’

Close-up of Heat / Cold packs with colorful and  floral patterns
A colorful packaged art tea towel on a table with a pair of scissors and packaging labels.