Office plant that doesn't require direct sunlight?

Question

We are having to move, here at work, and my new office is located inside of an old warehouse. It has one window and a window on the door but the only thing outside the windows is the inside parking garage. There are 2 large entry doors that provide some light but they are a good distance away.

Are there any plants that would grow well with very little sunlight? Do certain ivy's do well w/ moderate artificial light or is that not enough? (Something pretty... no cactus')

Thanks!!

Too many best answers. Thank you all, so much, for your help!!!

Answer 1

With bright artificial light Palms, White sails, Corn plants, Dracaena's philodendrons, cast iron plant, Chinese Evergreen and maybe even a Boston fern,

Answer 2

I'd go with a Boston Fern. Mine does great in an inside room with just artificial light.

Answer 3

English Ivy, these plants are great for any kind of light. Even just plain office lighting will do for them.

Answer 4

SCINDAPUS (POTHOS) This plant looks very similar to philodendron, but is a marbled leaf. They do not require direct sunlite. It does well in pots, or as a hanging basket. It's a climber, so you can drape it over shelves as it grows.

Answer 5

Ivys do well. I have one in my office and there is no direct sunlight and it seems to be growing just fine.

Answer 6

Ferns like shady filtered light.

Answer 7

i become additionally going to signify a peace lily. i've got discovered they do extra useful whilst watered from the backside and it facilitates to feed them a week or 2 to get the white hoods to bloom.

Answer 8

Now a days they have great looking fake plants that look so real. Try one of those.

Answer 9

I have a small fluorescent lamp over my violets and there is no other source of light and they do great!