[CH] conservatory plants?

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Hi Everyone
 - delurking for a few minutes (I'm doing 2 jobs again at work...)
My company has been asked to do a planting in a lobby in Massachusetts.
While that is not unusual (I work for an interior landscaping company), the
plant material specified is highly unusual for us.  The company moving into
the space is a pharmacutical company that does cancer research.  The
planting in the lobby is to be plants that are used for this research.  The
architect want some chile plants in the design (yahoo!).  So - my question
is - what varieties should we put in.  We will only have room for 1 or 2
varieties.  I need something I can grow indoors in pots.  I would like to
use something unusual, but it would need to be pretty hardy indoors.   Any
suggestions???
many thanks!
Helen

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