A real sunset is a gradient, not a single color, and that is exactly what this scheme chases. Coral Glow leads as the warm heart of it, with Tangerine Flare turning up the heat one notch — the two oranges that carry most of the light.
Last Light Gold is the calm base that keeps the warmth from tipping into loud. It is the shade I would put on the biggest walls and build everything else around. The brighter corals then land as accents rather than a wash.
The trick is what happens at the edges. Dusky Plum and a deep Twilight Blue are the cool end of the sky just after the sun drops, and they give the palette its 2026 depth. Hold them to trim, a single accent, or soft furnishings, and the whole thing glows instead of clashing.