Riccardo Cassina Corrado Spinelli Architetti Design a Contemporary Home in Brenna, Italy
By Magaly • Jun 9, 2017
This beautiful house, located in the municipality of Brenna, Province of Como, Italy, was designed by the architectural firm Riccardo Cassina Corrado Spinelli Architetti.
It is located in a beautiful area full of trees and green vegetation that provide the house not only shade and freshness in the days of intense heat, but also privacy.
In the interior, we can see the use of natural wood as the main material in both floors and in the beautiful ceilings that form an important part of the charm of the house.









In the back, a glass pavilion has been added, where an additional dining room has been placed, with beautiful views over the forest of trees that surrounds it. It also has a fireplace to provide warmth on the cold winter days.
The living room, with modern furniture, shares space with the kitchen and the small dining room located there.
The stairs, designed in wood, take us to the upper level where the most striking feature is the magnificent wooden ceiling, with thick beams that cross it from one side to the other, adding a touch of charm.






Both in the bedroom and in the bathroom, skylights have been installed on the ceilings, allowing daylight to enter and fill the spaces.




- Dirt road leading to the house
- Structure seen through the thick forest of trees
- Structure seen through the thick forest of trees
- Structure of glass seen from the outside
- Structure of glass seen from the outside
- View of the house from the outside
- View of the house from the outside
- View of the house from the outside
- Forest view from the terrace
- Living room, kitchen, and dining room with hardwood floors
- Glass annex with dining area and fireplace
- Glass annex with dining area and fireplace
- Stairs of thick wood
- Stairs of thick wood
- Stairs of thick wood
- Bedroom with wooden ceiling
- Bathroom with skylight and wooden ceiling
- Bathroom with wooden floors
- Bathroom with skylight and wooden ceiling
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