I think #1 is a Dracaena deremensis 'Warneckii,' though it's hard to tell from the picture: there's an outside possibility it might be a Yucca (if the leaves are pretty firm and have slightly serrated edges) or a Sansevieria (if the leaves are thick and succulent-like). Dracaena is the most common, so it's the most likely.

#2 is a Begonia of some sort.

No idea on #3.

#3 - some kind of peperomia?

Randi

Hey plant people! mr subjunctive, I think you nailed the first plant. It does have the same markings of warneckii. In anycase, I also vote dracaena. I'm absolutely curious about #3. I'll post the begonia in the begonia forum. Is there anyone who can id #3? I've been researching peperomia and haven't found anything similar, but thanks for the input seaecho1. I'll keep looking into peperomia sites.

There's a Peperomia cultivar called "Beetle," which I think is an Exotic Angel trade name, that looks sort of like that, though the growth habit on your plant doesn't look quite the same. Might be worth trying to track down, since there's already the suspicion that we're dealing with a Peperomia.

Number 3 looks like Peperomia puteolata.

Here is a link that might be useful: P. puteolata

I do believe you both are right. At least I know where to steer my research. These leaves are small, like the point of my thumb. They are so pretty.