Peyton Trilling Foundation
Peyton’s Art and Legacy
Peyton was passionate about making the world a better place and lived authentically with kindness, empathy, generosity, and unwavering strength. She inspired everyone around her through her compassion, creativity, the genuine way she cared for others and the way she viewed the world.
Creativity and art were at the heart of who Peyton was. Watercoloring became one of her greatest passions, allowing her to explore her emotions, find comfort, and express what words could not. Through her artwork, Peyton connected deeply with the world around her and experienced the healing power of art.
Her work reflects the belief that art can be a source of self-expression, inner peace, hope, and strength. Peyton never saw art as an escape, but as a constant companion that brought meaning, comfort, and joy throughout her life.
Today, Peyton's artwork continues to serve a greater purpose. Through Lumber + Linen, her original watercolor designs are available for purchase, with proceeds supporting the Peyton Trilling Foundation. We also offer curated watercolor art kits inspired by the supplies Peyton loved. These kits can be purchased as meaningful gifts or donated directly to children and organizations, helping expand the Foundation's mission to communities across the country.
Inspired by Peyton's belief in the healing power of creativity, the Peyton Trilling Foundation provides watercolor art kits and creative resources to children facing illness, trauma, grief, and other life challenges. Through art, we strive to transform difficult moments into opportunities for comfort, self-expression, healing, and hope.
The Peyton Trilling Foundation is dedicated to carrying forward Peyton's legacy by sharing the healing power of creativity with children who need it most. Through every piece of artwork, every watercolor kit, and every act of generosity, Peyton's spirit continues to inspire - bringing comfort, connection, courage, and hope to children and families.
Thank you for supporting Peyton's legacy and helping us share the gift of art with others.
Love,
Heather and Andy, Catie, Mia and Caroline
Learn more at PeytonTrillingFoundation.org
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Peyton Trilling believed deeply in the power of kindness, creativity, and compassion. She lived with extraordinary empathy and courage, inspiring everyone who knew her by the way she cared for others and found beauty even in life's hardest moments.
Art was at the heart of Peyton's life. Watercolor painting became one of her greatest passions — a way to process emotions, find peace, and express what words could not.
Inspired by her legacy, the Peyton Trilling Foundation provides watercolor art kits and creative resources to children facing cancer, serious illness, trauma, and grief. Creativity can offer comfort, ease anxiety, and bring moments of hope during difficult times.
Every kit is a chance for a child to create, imagine, heal — and simply be a child. Every donation places art directly into the hands of children and families who need it most.
To learn more, please visit www.PeytonTrillingFoundation.org
Peyton Trilling's Art
Water Color Kit
Our watercolor kits are thoughtfully designed to inspire creativity, encourage mindfulness, and create space for personal expression. Whether you're an experienced artist or picking up a paintbrush for the first time, each kit is carefully curated to make the creative process approachable, enjoyable, and meaningful. We invite you to slow down, be present, and experience the joy of creating - just as Peyton did.
With every purchase, a portion of the proceeds supports the Peyton Trilling Foundation. Through this support, we help provide art therapy kits and creative resources to children and individuals navigating illness, trauma, grief, and other life challenges. By making art more accessible, we hope to foster healing, encourage self-expression, and offer a sense of comfort, connection, and creativity to those who need it most.
