Black vinyl linoleum tabletops have ribbed steel edges. Hatch chose black to dramatically contrast the white plates and colorful food presentations. The seating, whether a booth, dining chair or bar stool, is covered in vinyl and has a contrasting welt cord. A panel of horizontally ribbed glass provides added privacy between booths. Custom woodwork throughout Scott's is made of mahogany and birch for contrast and color.
Booth ends feature a radius design made of the two woods.
Structural columns throughout the restaurant are covered with mahogany. Hatch chose a persimmon and cream color scheme to create a warm atmosphere and to hint at the island flavor. Vinyl flooring combines these two colors in a diamond pattern, a traditional diner technique. The chrome on the exterior not only speaks the language of diners, but also reflects activity happening across the harbor. The radius windows and doors enhance the diner-like atmosphere.