We require more images of the area and a foor plan would be a bonus.

Are the walls curved or is it just the photo? A hand drawn floor plan with dimensions would be great for the best advice. Lots of options once we know your style and how you want it to function i.e. will the people dropping shoes actually place them in a cabinet? Will they hang clothing? Here's an attractive option but people will have to actually put the shoes and coats into it. How many coats, how many shoes?

Wall appear curved. Optimally this would mean a custom build to fit snug up against them. Something that looks like furniture vs a closet but tight with the wall. This is a front door? How many people live at your home? Is it out of the question to get your people in the habit of putting their things elsewhere? Is there a closed off room nearby one could use like a cloak room?

This is a floor plan. I need ideas design both for entryway and for living open space with kitchen. The entryway is curved and i want furniture like a coat rack and shoe rack ....I prefer modern style

As far as i can see, this is “formal” front entry. So i would establish a “drop zone” near an other entry point. Curved walls are hard unless you have budget for custom pieces. This appears like an International location so not sure of customs/preferences that might impact choices. I would look for tall antique armoires you can use to hang and stow entry items.

Get an armoire type of wardrobe for the clothes and get a boot tray to put the shoes in unless you want to spend more money and get a cabinet that holds shoes they have special ones for that like from Wayfair or some other places happen maybe Ikea

YesYes I no this the walls were curved too maybe Arch type of cabinet would work otherwise you could get it custom made

Lots of options out there for armoires. Here are just a couple. Many styles and levels of quality.