You want beautiful, flowering, indoor plants for low-to-medium light. Two excellent choices:
Buy from a local independent garden center/nursery, not a big box. Staff know what performs in your area and will support you. Ask for "low-light flowering houseplants"—they may suggest African violets, kalanchoe, anthurium, or bromeliads too.
Match the plant to your exact light (measure with a meter or app) for best results.
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