Looks like roller stipple to me. Is it uniform across the whole wall?

Hmm. Could be they were in too much a hurry to second-coat, though hard to tell from photos. Can you feel the individual ridges as you slide your fingers across?

How long did the three coats take?

What roller was used?

Hi Ripped jeans .. They applied 2 coats only and he didn’t wait much time between the two coats. Also there was no sanding in between the coats. I will check on the roller. I can feel the individual ridges as I slide across

Hi function yes it’s pretty even across the room

Then it probably the paint.

They probably used cheap rollers.

@pk vish Regal is good paint, but I'm not super familiar with BM products so but we're still only guessing here: my initial thought is that the painter didn't wait long enough to recoat. What can happen is the second coat pulls at the half-dry first coat and creates this sort of pattern. If it's rather cold or humid, it can take a little while to dry, so may have to wait 3-4 hrs until it's ready. Regal's datasheet indicates 1-2 hrs @ 77F, 50% relative humidity.

Could also be a dirty/linty roller, or something along those lines. Have you talked to your contractor about it? I would say at this point, your best bet is to give it a good sand, and a finish coat with a quality microfiber roller.

Edit: corrected temperature above

for. level 5 smooth wall you need at 3/8 nap roller white dove and laying off in one direction

Hi Ripped jeans .. I agree that he didn’t wait too long in between coats which is why this has happened. I spoke to my contractor and he did not tell me which roller they used but he agrees that it should have come out better. This is a small laundry room which is getting cabinets so we decided to let it pass .. but he has 3 rooms more to paint which are level 5 as well , so he promised those would be better! Fingers crossed
.. I will put you guys posted . Thanks !