Hivara for Home Decor

Statement pieces, priced to respect the hours

Hivara is inventory and production software for home decor makers. Track cord, dowels and hardware in real units, put honest hours into every macramé knot and woven wall piece, and price statement work like the slow craft it is.

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Track everything that goes into a home decor

From raw materials to finished stock, Hivara keeps home decor makers on top of:

  • components and supplies
  • kit items
  • finishing materials
  • packaging

A home decor in Hivara

Product

Macramé Wall Hanging

SKU MACRAME-WALL

Material

Cotton Cord

tracked in ft · Supplies

Supplier

Maker Supply Co.

Variations

Size, Color

A day in Hivara, for home decor makers

  1. 1

    Wind in the materials

    Cotton cord by the foot, dowels and rings by the piece, beads and dyes alongside.

  2. 2

    Recipe each design with hours

    The wall hanging's 120 feet, dowel and two knotting hours — costed at your honest rate.

  3. 3

    Make, log and count

    Finished pieces draw cord and hardware down and join sellable stock, customs included.

  4. 4

    Balance the catalog

    Per-hour earnings across sizes show whether the next making day goes to statements or sellers.

Built around how home decor makers actually work

  1. 1

    Hours are the material

    A large wall hanging is two hours of knotting around five dollars of cord. Labor in the recipe is the difference between a priced piece and a donated evening.

  2. 2

    Cord by the spool, used by the foot

    A kilo spool becomes wall hangings, plant hangers and keychains. Footage tracking splits the spool honestly across everything it makes.

  3. 3

    Custom sizes, custom quotes

    The six-foot commission over someone's headboard needs a price today. Size-scaled recipes — cord, dowel, hours — quote large customs from small certainties.

  4. 4

    Big pieces anchor, small pieces sell

    Statement pieces draw the eye; plant hangers pay the booth fee. Profit per piece and per hour across the range shows the mix that makes a market day work.

Worked example

What a macramé wall hanging really costs

This is the math Hivara does for every product you make — every line from a real bill of materials, updated whenever a supplier price changes.

Materials are 17% of this piece — decor pricing that only marks up cord is working for tips.

Macramé Wall Hanging

Cotton cord (120 ft)
$4.80
Wooden dowel
$0.90
Tag + wrap
$0.55
Your time (2 hrs @ $15/hr)
$30.00
True cost$36.25
Suggested price$65.00
Margin44%

Questions home decor makers ask

How do I price macramé and fiber wall art?

Cord, dowel and packaging are the easy part; the knotting hours are the real cost. Price from materials plus honest labor plus margin, and the $65 wall hanging becomes defensible math instead of a nervous guess.

How do I track cord and rope usage?

By the foot: each design's recipe draws its footage from the spool, so remaining cord is always real. You'll know whether the spool covers the weekend's orders before you cut the first length.

How should I quote custom-size decor commissions?

Scale a known recipe — cord and hours grow with the dimensions. A quote grounded in a proven smaller piece survives the build; a vibes quote on a six-foot custom rarely does.

Which home decor pieces should I make more of?

The ones that earn per hour, not just per sale. A $20 plant hanger at 40 minutes can out-earn a $65 statement at two hours — per-hour profit across the catalog makes the production plan obvious.

Can I track dyed and natural versions of the same piece?

Yes — colorways are variations, with the dyed version carrying its dye cost and extra time. Each version's true margin decides whether the color premium is priced right.

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Run your home decor business like a business

Know your true cost and profit, track every material, and produce by scan. Start free — no credit card. Or try the free pricing calculator first.