Could you show a photo please?

I would say that the tile person should have pointed out to you, prior to applying the tiles, that this would not look good. Did he do that?

We talked about it and he did the best he could, not so noticeable from the front.

Hard to see....can you take a photo from further back and point out where the bow is?

Also, this area should have been caulked.

Hard to see....can you take a photo from further back and point out where the bow is?

Also, this area should have been caulked.

Not sure if this helps. Maybe I am being too picky?

It is right where the two trim pieces come together.

I see where you mean. Please take some photos from further away. Also a photo of wall where tile is. Uneven walls can be evened out by the right tile person. Also could have added an edge profile.

Or the drywall should have been replaced. The caulking at the bottom looks sloppy. There is a hole. No?

The drywall there can be mudded, sanded and painted. Or, you could replace the drywall with a bit of finished end panel that matches your cabinets. As for the caulk, that is an easy fix, you just need to ask him to fix it.

Can you show photos from farther back? The wall where the tile actually is and the side wall you have been showing?

"Maybe I am being too picky?"

Kinda.

Not as noticeable straight on

Just looking for guidance...if there is an easy fix or just live with it.

What should have been done to begin with is to change the drywall piece in that area (or maybe it was just over-mudded. I don't know.

Looks like he did an edge trim, but that is broken up? It should have been a single piece. Another option would be to add and corner edge trim and wrap the tile on the drywall end.

Finally, once that area is painted it will look better. Is your drywall textured? If not, sanding needs to take place prior to painting.

I think it was over-mudded after they put new dry wall up. It was not prepared properly. I will make sure it is sanded before painting. I appreciate all your advice. Thank you!