There is a moment right after the sun dips when the whole sky turns into a gradient, and that is exactly what this palette is chasing. It starts with Coral Glow, the warm pinky-orange that leads the scheme, then steps into Tangerine Haze, a riper, sunnier orange that feels like the brightest part of the sky.
Golden Hour is your base here. It is soft and pale, the color of light spilling across everything, so let it carry the biggest areas and keep the bolder shades from feeling like too much. Think of it as the breathing room that makes the warm tones read as glow instead of clutter.
Then the sky cools off. Dusky Plum and Evening Blue are the dusk colors creeping in from the edge, and they do the grounding work that keeps this from feeling sugary. A 2026-leaning move is to use that deep blue in a small but confident way, like a single door or a band of trim, so the warm gradient has a quiet anchor at the bottom.