Start with Soft Sage on the walls and the whole room settles down. It is a quiet, dusty green with just enough gray to feel grown-up rather than minty, and it reads calm in both morning light and a warm evening lamp glow. In a living room, where you actually want to relax, that softness does a lot of work. It wraps the space without taking it over, so your furniture and the people in it get to be the focus.
For the trim, baseboards, and ceiling line, Warm Cream keeps things gentle. It is a creamy off-white with a hint of warmth, so the edges look clean but never cold or stark against the green. Then bring in Honey Oak as your accent, the warm wood tone you echo in a coffee table, picture frames, or a side cabinet. Put sage on the walls, cream on the trim, and let honey oak show up in the wood and a few small touches, and the room feels pulled together without any of it trying too hard.