This is autumn in a paint chip. Burnt Orange does the heavy lifting here, that toasty pumpkin tone you picture on a crisp October morning. It is warm without going neon, which is exactly why it works on a real wall in 2026.
Underneath it, Warm Ochre acts as your calm backdrop, and Soft Olive sneaks in a little green so the whole thing does not feel like a single orange blur. That olive is the quiet trick that makes this palette read modern instead of dated.
Then come the deep notes. Maple Red adds richness, and Deep Cocoa grounds everything like good strong coffee. Use those last two in small doses — a door, some trim, a single accent wall — and let the warmer tones carry the room.