Journal · Design · 4 August 2026 · 4 min read

The radiator has left the building

Heat pumps, underfloor heating and glass walls: how the modern country home is quietly being rebuilt.

The radiator has left the building

Heating you never see

Air source heat pumps and underfloor heating have replaced the radiator entirely in our homes. The gain is not only running cost: it is wall space, and the freedom to place furniture anywhere in a room.

Glass as a wall

Full-height glazing and sliding walls have moved from architectural flourish to expectation. The trick is orientation. Glass facing the wrong way is a heat problem; glass facing the paddocks is the best room in the house.

The radiator has left the building

Rooms that change use

Home working did not go away. Every house type at New Builds includes a room that works as a study now and a bedroom later, wired and lit for both.

“The idea of home is evolving, and we want to evolve with it.”Phil Minchin, Managing Director
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