I was so impressed by the advice and installation from Point 5 for my kitchen in Highbury. Totally professional team. I would have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone

I have never had such a good experience with any company! Point 5 Kitchens is on another level. About 4 years ago, they made for me a full kitchen, bathroom cabinets, wardrobes, and bespoke cupboards. The quality is outstanding – everything is solid, beautifully made, and still looks like new today. The furniture feels very special, elegant, and of the highest standard. It is clear that the materials and craftsmanship are first-class, and the result is something unique and long-lasting. What I really like is not only the excellent quality, but also their service. They listen carefully, give helpful advice, and make sure every detail is perfect. Recently I asked them to adjust a cupboard door. They came the very next day and fixed it straight away – fast, friendly, and professional. It is rare to find a company that offers such exceptional quality, reliability, and care for customers. Point 5 Kitchens goes above and beyond, and I can honestly recommend them to anyone who wants beautiful, high-end furniture and a company they can truly trust.

Introduced to us by our interior designer and we could not be more pleased with the result. Joe was a pleasure to deal with, great design, plenty of excellent tips and first class after-service to deal with minor snagging. We have no hesitation in making this recommendation.

The team at Point 5 did a fantastic job from the moment we walked in the showroom, to the last bit of snagging once the kitchen was installed. Manuel understood our requirements exactly and created a beautiful design, which the team then installed in just a few days. We are delighted, and cannot recommend highly enough.

Great owner and the team! Installed a wardrobe into my daughter bedroom a few years back. Now one of the shelves went loose - contacted them, no questions asked, two men came today fixed everything in 20 minutes. I actually suspect that my kid might have leaned on the shelve, which clearly is not designed to sustain a weight of a 9 years old.