Developed for TBS Group, the inception of the chandelier began with the idea for its shape by splitting and exploding a vertical helix.  Drawing similarities with the Tatlin's Tower, the chandelier was dubbed Tatlin.  To further enhance the movement and impact of the chandelier, metallic patterns were printed on half of the glass tubes refracting light while the frosted portion of the glass diffused the glare.  Towering more than 20 metres in height, the chandelier is prominently encircled by the Mai House Saigon Hotel Grand Staircase.