Look for Philodendron squamiferum if you enjoy bold, but easy-care houseplants! This species is a standout because it features large lobed leaves, somewhat reminiscent of a Monstera. The foliage on a well-grown plant can be 18 inches long or more! But while the dark green leaves are textural, its most interesting characteristic is its fuzzy petioles, or the leaf stems that connect the foliage to the plant's trunk. Each petiole is covered in coarse hairs that take on a reddish color as they mature. 
Like many Philodendron varieties, Philodendron squamiferum is climbing vine. It appreciates growing up a support, such a totem or trellis. But you can also prune it regularly to keep it more full and bushy if you don't have a place for it to ascend new heights. Because of its climbing nature, it makes for a showstopping floor plant as it matures. Young plants can be beautiful accents on bright desks or tabletops, though. 
As you might expect, Philodendron squamiferum is native to tropical rainforests. You can find it growing in the wild in areas of South and Central America.