This is the palette I reach for when the light goes low and gold in late October. Burnt Orange leads the way, that lit-from-within shade you see on a maple just before it lets go, and Maple Red deepens it with a darker, wine-touched warmth.
Golden Ochre is the quiet workhorse here, soft enough to wrap a whole room without shouting, while Faded Olive slips in like a cool breath of garden green to keep everything from feeling too toasty. It is the move that makes this scheme read 2026 rather than 1974.
Ground the whole thing with Deep Chocolate used sparingly — a doorframe, a leather chair, the legs of a table. Keep the orange and red as your accents and let the ochre and olive do the steady, lived-in work, and the room will feel like a sweater you never want to take off.