Fall palettes usually go one of two ways: too sweet and pumpkin-spicy, or so muddy they lose their glow. This one splits the difference. Maple Red leads as the dominant tone, with Burnt Orange a half-step warmer beside it, so the scheme reads like a turning tree rather than a single flat swatch.
Golden Ochre is the quiet workhorse here. It is light enough to cover big surfaces and warm enough to tie the reds and the green together, while Faded Olive adds the slightly dusty, contemporary edge that keeps the whole thing from feeling like a 1970s den.
Finish with Roasted Brown in small doses — a door, a frame, a single grounding piece. Used sparingly it gives the warmer colors something solid to push against, and that contrast is what makes the palette feel intentional instead of just seasonal.