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Default Radiant hot water heating

I'm a newby to ho****er heating and just purchased a home with an older
boiler and radiators throughout the house. We're planning some renos
and are hoping to remove at least the radiator in the kitchen (possibly
the entire main floor) to make way for more cabinets. Is it possible to
use radiant floor heating in the kitchen while leaving the remainder of
the rads in the rest of the house? The basement is completely open, so
I'm guessing that it would be rather straight forward to install the
plastic tubing etc.

Andy

 
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