Virtually all common houseplants originate from rainforest understories and thrive without direct sun. The list is too long to enumerate.
Search "houseplants" or "low light houseplants" online. Any reputable nursery site will categorize by light needs.
"No direct sunlight" ≠ "dark." They need bright indirect light—near a window, but not in the sun's path.
If you describe your specific conditions (window direction, distance, climate), I can narrow recommendations.
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