Grosvenor

This architectural abstract from Dan Hobday is a study in quiet structure and refined texture. Hobday utilises a sophisticated, muted palette of charcoal, warm stone, and pale linen, arranged in a clean, vertical grid that feels both disciplined and organic. The visible brushwork and layered, semi-translucent washes create a sense of weathered surfaces or industrial patinas, making it a discerning choice for a modern study or a minimalist living space.

Dan Hobday produces original, hand-painted artwork from his home studio. Dan has a passion for minimal, contemporary art; working in inks, acrylics, digital and mixed media, his diverse style spans a broad spectrum of subjects.

Artwork description: An abstract painting featuring a composition of rectangular blocks in muted neutral tones. A dark charcoal section at the top left is balanced by lighter stone and beige panels. The piece is characterised by heavy, multi-directional brushwork and a central division that gives it an architectural feel.