This is the palette I reach for when I want a room to feel like a cool October afternoon. Burnt Orange leads the way, warm and a little spicy, and Maple Red backs it up with that deep, rosy-brown tone you see on the prettiest leaves.
To keep it from feeling heavy, Golden Ochre does the everyday work as your lightest color, while Olive Grove adds a soft, dusty green that makes the warm tones pop without clashing. A touch of Deep Walnut as your accent grounds the whole thing.
If you are new to color and worried about it feeling too much, here is the easy version — paint most of the room in the ochre, use the orange and red on a feature wall or in your textiles, and let the walnut show up only on trim or a single dark shelf. It reads cozy and current, not costume-y.