In the demanding world of fine crafts, some careers powerfully illustrate the convergence of technical mastery and a commitment to passing on knowledge. Yoann Landès's is one such example. A craftsman specializing in plasterwork and ornamentation for seventeen years, he has built his career at the intersection of creating, manufacturing, and restoring decorative works. Now workshop manager at Atelier Louis Del Bocca, he oversees production with a rigorous approach that leaves no room for error: project planning, team management, meticulous quality control, and the creation of complex, custom-made pieces. Every project, whether contemporary or historical, is approached with the same dedication to excellence.

His experience has been built up gradually. As workshop manager at L’Espace du Staff, he developed his skills in team management and overseeing high-end projects, guaranteeing impeccable finishes in both new construction and renovation projects. Earlier, at Staff Design, he climbed the ranks, first as an apprentice and then as a seasoned ornamental plasterer, solidifying his mastery of traditional techniques and the constraints of the construction site.

But beyond production, Yoann Landès distinguishes himself through his commitment to knowledge transfer. As a jury member for the Brevet des Métiers d’Art (BMA) exams, he actively participates in the evaluation of future professionals, championing a demanding and contemporary vision of the craft.
His profile fully embodies the values ​​of expertise, rigor, and the sharing of know-how. Through his career, he demonstrates that the plaster and ornamental trades are not merely about tradition: they are a field of innovation, where precision of hand and collective intelligence shape the decorations of tomorrow.