Yes. Literally warm the body - radiant heat.

ditto Susan - I was going to say the same... best modern luxury

Ehhhh, I didn't like Anderson Cooper's apartment. It doesn't look like anyone actually lives there and who could blame him? There's no view- of anything. Take the dining room, for example. There's no sense that it connects to the kitchen, which looks like it's strictly for the obsessively-compulsive neat Nazi cook. One almost expects to see a "Guests strictly verboten!" sign in the original German at the entrance. The dining table is teeeeeeny- tiny compared to the space it's in. Cooper's dinner parties are neither intimate or well attended. And though it faces a wall of windows, there's nothing to look at. Even the quality of the table looks a bit west elm-ikea from this distance. Not only that but it feels like it's missing something. Something green, perhaps? There's not a plant or anything green anywhere to tempt you inside or out. And I guess that is an apt metapor for this space- it looks like nothing is living here. If I were a realtor, I'd have a little talk with Cooper. His apartment is as colorless as he is. I couldn't imagine living here.
Nice foyer though. The bronze sculpture is beautiful.