Slim, armless chairs with a back no wider than the seat work best, because chairs around a circle meet at their front corners first.
Around a straight edge, chairs stand side by side. Around a curve they point to the center, so the gap between them narrows towards the table. A chair of 16.9 to 17.7 in keeps a usable gap at every common diameter; one of 21.5 in or more needs a large table.
Our Bella and Isabell are 16.9 in wide and Karin 17.7 in, which is why they suit round tables down to 35.5 in. A back that follows the shape of the seat, as on all three, also lets chairs slide in close without touching.