Wall in kitchen

[Marijairena]

We have now pretty much plastered all the walls, but I notice that one wall where there are drywall sheets underneath is somewhat "curved" at the top. The wall is not straight. I used a long spirit level and see that it differs by up to a centimeter on about a square meter area.
What is the best way to fix this, apply more plaster just there?
Apply gypsum plaster on the plaster and then plaster again over the gypsum plaster?
Damn that we didn't see it before the plaster was applied.

 

[useless]

Why are you starting three identical threads in the same place???

 

[Marijairena]

Why are you starting three identical threads in the same place???

Oops! Of course there should only be one.
I need to get rid of the other one if possible.

 

[Marijairena]

Oops! There should of course only be one.
Must get rid of the second one if possible

It can't be removed according to the rules on Bygghus. Sorry!

 

[falkn]

If it's visible and bothers you, otherwise just ignore it. The alternative now is to stick it out with plaster.

 

[Marijairena]

If it shows and bothers you, ignore it otherwise. The alternative now is to fill it with gypsum mortar.

Ok, gypsum mortar on the filler and then fill over. Maybe the wall was like that from the beginning. A cabinet used to hang there. Now I'm planning to either have a painted wall behind a floating fan or tiles all the way up.
Thanks for the response!

 

[falkn]

Ok, plasterwork on the filler and then plaster over. Maybe the wall was like that from the beginning. There used to be a cabinet there. Now I'm thinking about either a painted wall behind a free-hanging hood or tiles all the way up.
Thanks for the answer!

If you're putting tiles there, you can offset some of the difference with the adhesive. It probably won't be noticeable later.

 

[Marijairena]

If you're going to have tiles there, you can compensate for some of the difference with the adhesive. It probably won't be noticeable afterwards.

Ideally, I just want tiles up to the cabinets and the fan, and then a painted surface above, but I'll have to think about it some more. The area isn't very large behind the fan. Otherwise, I'm afraid a fully tiled wall might create a somewhat "chaotic" appearance. Of course, it depends on how the kitchen looks otherwise. But I could be wrong. It's probably easier to tile all the way up.