Biggest problem with many non-tropicals (mediterranean, temperate etc) isn't amount of light although it's one factor to be considered. Instead, they tend to need winter rest period (dormancy) in cool/cold temps to grow healthily. Obviously it's usually impossible or uncomfortable for humans to lower indoor temps enough to allow those plants to "hibernate". So, you need to look for tropical or subtropical plants as their needs suit indoor environment better. Plants like Chamaedorea elegans, Howea forsteriana, Rhapis excelsa, Goeppertia kegeljanii, Dracaena fragrans, Aspidistra elatior and Cissus alata all tolerate low-light environments. With some grow lights you can also use Ficus species like F. benjamina, F. maclellandii, F. elastica and F. cyathistipula and other plants like Begonia 'Luzerna', Chrysalidocarpus lutescens, Euphorbia leuconeura, Heptapleurum arboricola, H. actinophyllum and Yucca gigantea. Answer from Available-Sun6124 on reddit.com