You can try growing a mini rose anywhere it suites your fancy. They grow roses in Greenhouses, so they can be grown "indoors" in a manner of speaking if given the proper lighting, ventillation, air circulation, humidity, temperature, nutrients, pest and disease control. What are the chances of a mini rose growing well in the average home environment? Slim to none. Besides do you really want to be spraying fungicides or insecticides inside your home if the occasion arises? Best to grow your roses outdoors on the other side of the sunroom window.

Thats an idea. I was looking at some sort of aroid that had big, velvety leaves, but I don't know much about it/them and the different varieties. I have a variegated monstera, but it is probably too slow growing for me to tolerate the sarcastic remarks on a beautiful moss pole. I thought about timor black bamboo (is it bambusa lako?). The contrast of the black culms with the green foliage would look nice, but after I spent the $ for the monstera....anyway, I don't know much about bamboo as it is. The space in question is white walls with orange-ish (?) hardwood floors next to a black piano and a blue leather chair. Let me know if you have any other ideas. Thanks for the help.

Looks interesting, for a second I thought it might actually be some sort of cristate form conifer, but I think it's actually either cactus or succulent. Maybe Crassula Argentea "Coral" Rhipsalis cereuscula

This is the first picture from that post. It looks sort of Carissa macrocarpa-esque: there are several strange cultivars with which I'm not familiar. Does it have any thorns? Milky sap if a leaf is broken?