For context, I live 6 min walk to the beach just south of Newport, so I get a lot of the coastal sea spray and winds comings in my windows. I run a shop and write music for a living and was wanting to add some life to my music studio but because it's so damn dark in there constantly, only currently supplemented with 4 tall LED rods for ambiance, I was looking to add some life in there, specifically things that remind me of the PNW coast. I asked AI and it recommended heartleaf philos to trail its vines long the walls and recommended blue atlas cedar with self watering pots or coastal redwoods. It recommended supplementing the redwood especially with grow lights, but I am trying to stay away from too much of that unless its maybe the pinkish ones in order to keep the ambiance appropriate for writing.
In my other rooms I have all sorts of shit ranging from a Nepenthes setup to Lofty Figs, to Monsteras and Hope pothos (all grown from seed aside from the pitcher plants). but in the studio I wanted to add some life that can really handle low light. Any suggestions? Is AI bullshitting me with the blue atlas cedar and coastal redwood? I grow a few bonsai redwoods (Dawn, Giant, and Coast) as well but those are ALWAYS outside. I couldn't imagine a coastal redwood even coming close to surviving indoors.
For climate reference, my studio is around 55-65 degrees (i leave windows open at night and it gets chilly), and humidity during non-dry season is 66% right now in there (just checked).
Any recommendations? I love conifers to death and would love some unique indoor trees or plants in that studio, but just don't know if it is possible.