This is autumn distilled into five shades. Burnt Orange leads the way, that glowing, sun-warmed tone you see on a maple at peak color, and Maple Red sits just behind it to add depth, like the leaves a little further into the season.
Warm Ochre is the soft golden middle ground that ties everything together, while Dusty Olive brings in a quiet green that keeps the warm tones from feeling one-note. Think of it as the moss and the last of the garden holding on.
For 2026, I would skip the heavy, traditional autumn look and let these breathe. Use ochre on the big surfaces, burnt orange as your confident lead, and save Deep Walnut Brown for grounding accents. The result feels current and cozy rather than nostalgic.