Why the racks at all? If you must then put them together and also what is this space ?

Together, if you really want to use them.

Are they "reversible"? Are those decorative vertical bars only on one side or some on one side and some on the other?

If the front and backs are finished, then I would place them next to each other, but mirror imaged.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting I did so, but it also looks awkward, like a cage. The goal was to separate the biege sofa from the biege wall and add some decor and place to store books. This is a living room, which is the only room in the flat.

@chispa thank you, but they look weird when placed together, maybe because their width is exactly like the sofa's. I put an image in my previous comment. What do you think? Yes, i could mirror them.

the racks are pretty big, they are 77 inch (195 sm) in height

I'd find another place for them. Their two bottom shelves are useless behind the couch. Placed on each side of the couch looks awkward to me next to your cabinets. If you do leave them behind the couch, I'd suggest a small lamp on one of the shelves and a plant or two in addition to your books. 

Let's see the rest of the room. Is that a table or a desk?Is that a closet with bypass doors?

Can the wardrobe be moved?

@enajasereht thank you, what do you think about the small rack on the one side?

Put some books and maybe decor on them behind the sofa and I think they will look fine there

@Lyn Nielson this is the rest of the room. The racks have really no other place to be. The wardrobe can't be moved.

Why do you want to sofa away from the wall?

@AnnKH I don't want it away from the wall, I hust have these three racks and I want to figure out the best placement for them or if I need to get rid of all of them

Can you mirror/rotate one of them, still keeping them next to each other, and show another photo?

You want to fool the eye into thinking they aren't two identical racks next to each other.

@chispa

Much better, now it doesn't look like you place 2 identical units side by side!

You don't have much room and you want to use the pieces ... so it works!

Start decorating. The lower shelves can be a good place to store less used items out of sight.

If you don't have room for a standard sized coffee table get C-tables or a narrow ottoman.

Narrow ottoman with some storage too.

Im not thrilled with the smaller one. Call me crazy but how would the tall ones look with their narrow width facing out flanking each sofa arm? Probably not good and you might not have enough room to open your white cabinets. Just a thought.

You could use them as a headboard instead.

@enajasereht thank you, I tried these already, the first option doesn't work because the wall is not at the right angle and when I place them near the bed I don't like that my head is near the dust

Pull them apart and add a shelf between them. Then add accessories. Find a rug in the colors you love and build from that.

Gotcha, I read this " The goal was to separate the biege sofa from the biege wall ", and thought you meant physical separation. No I understand that you want the sofa to not disappear into the wall because of the color similarity.

The logical solution is to change the color of the wall, or toss a blanket over the back of the sofa.

I like Emily's solution, with either a shelf or a lovely art piece over the couch.

@AnnKH thank you, but unfortunately there is not enough space to implement Emily's solution, they will fit snugly and won't have space between each other and the corners, and there is no room for a carpet unfortunately

You can get it to work provided you already own the items in the shelves. Buying the etageres and then having to purchase 'stuff' to be placed on the shelves seems wasteful.

you could leave the shelves and add the table between them with the sofa at the end of the bed facing the shelves.

I like the shelves pulled apart as in your first two original photos, mirrored as @chispa suggested. I'd move them as far apart as possible while still allowing access to the wardrobe and closet. Then unique art/objects that speak to you, collected over time (thrift stores are great sources), will create an interesting room.

Just curious: why do you think there is no room for a rug?

You have two posts. The first was about sheers on the windows. This is a studio? You have no dining area, no kitchen, no closet. Are you a student and this space is temporary?

You need to DRAW and measure the space. Note dimensions in USA feet and inches. I am not sure you even have the right furniture arrangement.

@JAN MOYER You are right, all my furniture seems off and I don't know what to do. This is my flat and I want to rent it out and I am arranging the furniture for the tenants. I want it to look good to rent it out for the good price. This is one room appartment (it was built as a studio but we placed the kitchen separately, it is small and doesn't have a dining space). One wall is not at the right angle. This is the scheme with the measurments. The green dots are the light. I would appreciate if you have some thoughts.

Just use art and cushions to break up the love seat/wall and by placing the seating against the wall, you may have room for small nesting tables.

Placing the shelving on each side of the love seat will create a well balanced focal wall that also grounds the room.

I see your floor plan now. What if you put the bed on the dresser wall and dresser on the bed wall? Also, do you have enough room to turn your table half way around? Would those changes give you more floor space?

@enajasereht thank you, the dresser is not movable unfortunately, I tried to rotate the table and it seems to be the same considering the space around.

Are the wardrobes moveable and do you need all four dining chairs?

@Emily my mother (who I'm doing interior with) says we need symmetry and we can have two chairs which are at the window tucked under the table. I'm not sure what to think about the chairs. Maybe two will be tucked and two will be used.

Thank you for the floor plan. It was not clear from the photos (to me, at least) that the sofa wall is angled, and that makes a difference. It also helps to know that this will be rented and is not your own living space. Decor for rental spaces is usually more generic, designed to appeal to a wide audience, while your own spaces can be very quirky and personal. You will get more appropriate answers now that we have more complete information.

I see that you used Emily's suggestion on the sofa wall in your floor plan. 👍 She gave you a layered look with the flexibility of sliding the shelves closer together, if needed. Good design, form and function. A renter can decide what to place on the shelves. Or you could use some of your own items to stage it while you are showing it. A few plants and several books, as shown. Maybe containers on the bottom shelves to suggest the use for hidden storage. An inexpensive piece of art. A small console and lamp as she suggested. Looks to me that she has solved your dilemma! Good luck!

Wouldn't putting a small rack on the side clear the anterance to the kitchen and make more walkable space? right now the sofa seems to be pushed a little too far into the room. If a coffee table would be added, it will be right in the way from the kitchen to the dining table. There will be much space to walk around but still.

Don’t do a coffee table. Do something smaller like a small ottoman with that can serve as small table or foot rest.

Also if you need more room then get rid of the shelving units all together so you can push the sofa back a foot. Most people renting don’t have a ton of stuff to display, and the space may be more appreciated than the shelves. Maybe a small bookshelf for a few books?

If this is a rental then you are strssing too much over the etageres. Dismantle them and pack them away for use in another home. Renters don't want places to fill with decor.

If the floor plan posted is to scale, it looks like the shelf units should fit on either side of the sofa, allowing it to be pushed against the wall. (I didn't change any sizes, just moved the pieces that were shown.)

@jck910 thank you, the thing is, there are just wardrobes and a dresser if shelves are removed, so I don't have any storage for books. Maybe a small rack like on one of the original pictures will do.

@simplynatural thanks for the idea, I have mentioned above that tehre is the entrance to kitchen right next to the sofa so I'm not sure if the carpet will fit here because it will block the enterance. Also sorry for not mentioning, there is the enterance to the loundry niche where the right rack is, so it will block it if placed on the side

Easy solution. Lose the right rack and the carpet and you’re all set.

Who knows if the tenant will even have books? They may appreciate more floor space instead.

I would be more worried about nightstands and end tables than book storage. Something like this gives a table surface for a lamp and a place to set your phone but also lets you store books and whatever else you need in the drawers below. They're only 17" across.

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/latitude-run-360-swivel-round-side-table-with-rolling-shutter-cabinet-wooden-rotating-nightstand-end-table-with-ample-storage-for-bedroom-living-room-study-w120971847.html?piid=99548482