A similar thing happened to me - a bottle of hand sanitiser exploded in my black leather bag whilst it was laying on my brand new cream leather car seats!!! Soaked through and transferred the black dye from my bag onto the seat, leaving a massive black stain. I tried to remove it gently with leather cleaner, only to find the more I scrubbed, the more I took the cream colour off and started to damage the actual leather of the seat. In the end I took my car to a furniture upholstery place and they colour matched the leather and sprayed the area that was damaged. It looks great now. If you look REALLY hard, you can still see where I took some of the grain out of the leather (too much scrubbing), but otherwise you wouldn't notice - best of all it didn't cost the Earth. I think a small area like what is on your chairs would come up nicely - it would probably cover the ink stains too. I think it's worthwhile getting the job done professionally. Good luck!

I found my "commercial" chairs by looking underneath the seat at a restaurant. Staff were unaware of the supplier but was I was able to track them down through the manufacturer. I also found these: http://www.nickscalionline.com.au/replica-hans-wegner-wishbone-chair-2031.html http://www.lifeinteriors.com.au/online-shop/dining-chairs/replica-ch24-hans-wegner-wishbone-chair-leather-pads

Your kitchen looks amazing. I would go for all black chairs, they reference the rest of the kitchen. Any chair with wood introduces another type of timber which is tricky to match and takes away from the minimalist palette you have.

That should be Kave. Autocorrect! Also have a look at Temple and Webster. A good search term is “carver fabric dining chairs”