“White Lotus” is back with a third season, and the building drama seems to be all anyone can talk about. But beyond the drama of the show itself (Lochlan’s going to die, calling it now), there’s no denying that the hotels and settings are dramatic in and of themselves. The iconic wallpaper intro sequences build tension in and of themselves, and add so much depth to the sets of every season.

Here are 12 wallpapers that will bring only visual drama to your rooms, and make any bedroom feel like a luxurious, White Lotus resort. (Y’know, without the bodies.)

MINDTHEGAP The Wallpaper Compendium 2 Gardens of Jaipur

If you ever wanted to feel like your walls were whispering about you, this is certainly the right wallpaper to pick. Between the colorful and detailed pattern that easily hides fun details and the scenes of people gathered and whispering to one another, this choice brings together all of the drama and secrets of season three.

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Cole & Son Chamber Angels

If what your room is missing is a chorus or an audience, this is the right wallpaper for you. Against a black backdrop, these colorful angels pop and catch viewers’ eyes. Add this to an already-moody room like a guest room or dining room for a surefire conversational piece.

Tempaper & Co. Desert Palm Peel and Stick

If “White Lotus” season four takes place in Morocco, the intro theme wouldn’t look too different from this wallpaper from Target. With fewer peering eyes than the previous options, the soft colors of this option still hide many small details like those curious monkeys.

Daisy Bennett Designs Animal Print Vinyl Peel and Stick

Speaking of peering animals, the leopards on this wallpaper do just enough to either stand out or blend into the background. They look regal against a black backdrop, but the blue background gives them a calm feeling suited for any bedroom or bathroom.

Tempaper & Co. Willow Peel and Stick

At first glance, this wallpaper is a beautiful floral decoration for any room. But on closer inspection, there are little critters scattered throughout; birds in the same colorway as the background blend in generally and pop out as you notice them throughout the pattern.

Rifle Paper Co. Juniper Forest Peel and Stick

This choice has no tricks, even though it might look like it does. The floral pattern harkens back to the first season of “White Lotus,” with a botanical-forward pattern. Even though it might give the appearance, there are no snakes hiding amongst this flora.

XAWD Glamour Life

Contrastingly, this wallpaper reads more like an “I Spy” children’s book. With so many different animals and items, it feels like you can find something new every time you take a look. Did you notice the octopus? How many pieces of jewelry can you spot? The secrets to season three might be hidden among this captivating wall treatment and no one would ever know.

Chris Loves Julia Bramble Forest Peel and Stick

For a more relaxing journey through nature, this wallpaper from Chris Loves Julia is more “breath of fresh air” than “holding it for the plot twist.” This would make a great wall treatment for any juvenile bedroom or common bathroom.

Graham & Brown Into the Glasshouse Night

For anyone who wishes they could have the vistas from White Lotus hotels instead of the wallpapers, this option does both. With gold decorative treatments that mimic windows, this wallpaper makes it feel like you’re looking out your window-paned bedroom into a tropical jungle full of curious animals.

P/K Lifestyles Harrison Howard East Of Moon Peel And Stick

To bring people back into the fold, this wallpaper looks stunning in both black and white—the vibrant colors pop against both backdrops. Though there are fewer gossipers than other options provide, the people moving inside of this wallpaper still provide a mysterious and intriguing nature to whichever room you apply it to.

Graham & Brown Edo Toile Navy

Though this wallpaper gives the impression that there might be people moving around, there aren’t actually any. Instead, peacocks take the main stage, making the observer wonder why all these buildings are abandoned. Maybe we’ll find out in season four.

Rifle Paper Co. Menagerie Peel and Stick

Like “White Lotus,” this wallpaper is covered in predators, prey, and beautiful nature. The colors pop especially brightly against the dark black background, luring you into the night alongside each of these animals.