Autumn Smoke is what happens when you take a pile of fallen maple leaves and turn the saturation down a notch. Burnt Orange carries the whole scheme, the kind of warm, smoky terracotta that feels current rather than rustic, and Maple Red sits right beside it as a deeper, redder echo.
I’d build the room around Warm Ochre as the quiet base — it does the heavy lifting on the big surfaces and lets the brighter shades pop. Smoked Olive is the move that makes this feel 2026 instead of a 1970s den; that muted green cools the palette just enough to keep it sophisticated.
Use Deep Brown sparingly. A trim line, a single cabinet, an iron fixture — that is all it takes to anchor everything and give the warm tones something solid to lean on.