To provide a suspended shelf having a stable feeling and a sense of high grade, on which a thin object such as tray or a small object can be placed without likelihood of falling out and which admits also lacing of a long stretching object.

A kitchen structure using a suspended shelf is equipped with a supporting plate part 70 attached to a member to which a mounting is made (for example, the top plate 13 of a front window 10) and extending downward from the member to be mounted 13 and a placing part 80 which is supported by the supporting plate part 70, is overhung horizontally toward the front surface of the plate part 70, and on which object(s) is placed. The placing part 80 is furnished with a plurality of cut water holes which cut the water from object placed and are provided in the vertical direction so as to reach the rear surface from the front.