Of course! They were purchased through JCPenney.com around 2.5 years ago...I think I paid all of $199 for the 4 chairs + table. The set is made of solid rubberwood or something similar. I also remember seeing the same set at Costco, but for significantly more $$$.

How disappointing for you! Seems like your dealer would be the best place to start; they should know what can be done and maybe why it's doing this (if other than defective methods of installing the leather). If defective, then they definitely should replace.

When I did a seach for those chairs to help out OP, I had seen a couple bloggers that posted regarding the chair and the ones I saw said they bought the chair(s) at Home Good or TJ Maxx but none stated what brand the chair was. I've noticed a lot of the chairs I've seen at Home Goods or TJ Maxx are Lane. Another note, most of the sites where I saw that chair mentioned was from a couple years back...Not sure how likely those same exact chairs would come back through Home Goods or TJ Maxx.

Before buying a new sofa, new chairs or recovering the wing chairs, & where to put the tv, spend time figuring out a good arrangement for the room. You have a nice, large, almost square room but since there are 3 openings & a fireplace, it will take some time to figure it out. For arranging furniture, I use graph paper, being sure to include all doorways & windows and the exact size of the room, and cut out each piece of furniture to scale. You can use a few different sizes of sofas, & chairs. Measure your existing ones & ones you are considering buying. Be sure to include end tables, etc. Cut them out of graph paper first then you can trace them onto heavier paper like index cards, or for ease of placement, onto post-its. I worked with manufacturing design engineers. (masters degrees & PHd's). They all had the use of auto-cad and other very complex design engineering software. When we were moving to a different building, most of them (2 bosses had large offices, 20 others had cubicles) used graph paper & templates to decide on their office furniture layout of desks, work tables, file cabinets, bookcases. I got the idea from them and have used graph paper ever since. It's fun. There are also aps out there to use but I've never tried it.