Scout Summit

Overview

Scout Summit is a workshop and meeting table designed by Konstantin Grcic in 2026. Its trapezoidal top and castored frame allow individual tables to form face-to-face layouts, larger circular arrangements and other configurations. The tables can be nested for storage when they are not required.

Construction

The official configuration combines a melamine table top with a powder-coated tubular-steel frame. Vitra identifies the frame as the structural and visual element shared across the Scout family, while Scout Summit is the meeting-table member of that family.

Specifications

The official drawing gives an overall footprint of 1600 × 700 mm and a height of 740 mm. The trapezoidal top narrows to 1020 mm at the opposite edge, and the castored tables nest to a depth of 145 mm per additional unit.

A table for changing arrangements

Vitra presents Scout Summit as the meeting-table component of the Scout family. The design uses a trapezoidal surface so multiple units can be brought together in compact face-to-face groups, open chains or circular formations, then separated as the activity changes.

Konstantin Grcic's Scout vocabulary

The table carries the robust tubular frame that Vitra describes as Scout's defining structural and aesthetic feature. Summit adds castors and a nesting action to that vocabulary, making storage part of the product's operation rather than a separate system.