how much research have you done into plant care? my mum has this cycle of getting a new plant, roughly following the instructions on the label, the plant dies, my mum assumes she has a black thumb and gives up until she gets the next one. i don't mean to be condescending if you have researched, it's just a lot of people don't realise how much more information is out there than just a few symbols on a label some corners can be pretty decently lit - eg i have a window that gets afternoon sun and the corner next to it has enough to keep most plants happy spring through autumn, at least. for darker corners, cast iron plants or aglaonema might be a good choice. zz plants and snake plants tolerate a wide range of light conditions. pothos is another good choice, you can get one grown on a pole to put on the floor. of these i know cast iron plant is non toxic, and snake plant is very hard to chew lol. i also think it's a great idea to use an app to measure your light levels, it takes a few seconds but it's such a gamechanger. if a spot is getting less than 150 foot candles throughout the day i wouldn't put a plant there. Answer from Impressive_Search451 on reddit.com