There is something cozy about 1970s color, and this scheme leans into it without going full disco. Burnt Orange does the heavy lifting as the dominant shade, that toasty, lived-in orange you remember from old kitchens, paired with a dusty Avocado Green that feels grown-up rather than loud.
Golden Mustard is your little spark of joy here, so use it in small doses on a door, a shelf, or a chair, where it can glow against the warmer tones. Toasted Walnut grounds everything like a good piece of wood furniture would, and Soft Cream keeps it all light and breathable so the room never feels heavy.
If you are nervous about committing, paint most of the space in Soft Cream first and add the bolder colors one at a time. That way you get the warm retro feeling on your own schedule, and every shade here maps to a real paint you can pick up and brush on this weekend.