Coral and light blue!

Think about which of the colors are most flattering to your skin tone and which ones provide you with the feeling you want to permeate your space. A good place to look for clues is your closet, paying particular attention to the colors you wear most often and feel the best while wearing.

https://www.houzz.com/photos/2011-hhl-fireplace-contemporary-living-room-phvw-vp~136025 Manon gives you the best advice. In the meantime, I've given you two great rooms in the colors you have been considering.

I suggest you play with the idea of using all your choices as your color scheme; coral, blue and yellow. Black and gray are neutrals and you can have as much or as many neutrals as you want. In each room you could feature a different color. One room you could have soft blue walls with coral and a few splashes of yellow. In another room you could have light golden yellow walls with coral and splashes of blue. And you don't have to use the same hue or tone. In other words you could have robin's egg blue on the walls in the living room and teal blue in side chairs in the dining room. What you could do is endless. Here is a room using all three colors with neutrals The blue is the dominate color yellow is the secondary and the coral really pops as the accent. In this next one the yellow is very subtle I love this room another The way you keep the bright bold colors from overwhelming you is you use lots of white. In this one the coral is very orange and the blue is pastel