You might consider an indirect lighting cove or some other trim
box to disguise the condition. You need to create a lot of shadow
and contrast to truly disguise.

The other alternatives would require redoing the ceiling IMHO.

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"Michael Roback" wrote in message
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I just did a remodel and have a tile guy doing a fireplace.
When he did it,
I noticed where it met the ceiling that the ceiling is
deflecting. In fact
a/2 of the room separated by a beam is deflecting and the stone
now
accentuates this flaw. Is it normal for an older house for a
newly
installed drywall ceiling to accentuate imperfections in the
ceiling
framing. It was plastered before and I guess floated to
compensate for
this. Is looks bad and I don't want to rip the ceiling down now
that it is
painted and stone is applied. Any advice?