Designed and renovated by Kyo-Co Atelier, La Micheline is a modern reinterpretation of a classic train station in Bioul, Belgium.
Plenty of space
What was once a simple train station has taken on new life thanks to both Stephane Lebrun of Kyo-Co and the interiors of Jean-Lux Laloux. A classic silhouette provides space for friends and families alike to enjoy the Belgian countryside, its 25-acre lot located just an hour away from the capital city of Brussels. Complete with three en-suite bedrooms, a living and dining room with stunning vaulted ceilings and a huge loft with plenty of additional space, the dynamic duo of Lebrun and Laloux have truly transformed this into an enviable home.
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Old meets new
While the history of the train station is conveyed through the train tracks which snake across the property – and which additionally provide endless fun for little ones – the interiors also succeed in combining heritage style with modern sensibilities throughout the home. The use wood and stone both nod to historical building practices while maintaining a cool, sleek feel, and slick glazing, modular beds and a contemporary fireplace make it known that this is definitely not a space stuck in the past.
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