My carpet has a pattern on it, what about that? 

Of course, but there are some limitations. First, the pattern would remain but each of the colors could be changed by the chosen dye formula color, unless we apply an extremely dark color. For example; if the carpet is Blue with Yellow flowers and Green leaves, then we wouldn't want to use certain colors on the entire surface because our dyes bond with the existing color to make a new permanent color. Hence, a Blue colorizing would deepen the existing Blue, make the Green leaves a richer Green but would make the Yellow flowers a Lime or Chartreuse Green. So for our regular one-step dyeing process, Blue might not be a good choice. However, other color combinations would produce very attractive and color compatible results on this same carpet. 

Also, we could offer to apply our deluxe Designer application process and literally change each color separately. Service fees for Design Dyeing are priced per project.