It's an Adonidia palm also known as a Christmas palm. They are great palms for outdoors in warm climates, but in my experience they do not make the best plants indoors long term. I think Solitaire palms are much better for indoor use and they have a similar look.
Good luck!
-Alex

Thank you Alex. Do you know if it is common to get a multi-trunk Ptychosperma elegans or are they usually singles? I have a very bright room I would like to try it in. I live in zone 10b, so I could plant it outside if I have to.

I have a double trunked solitaire palm with one trunk much taller than the other. It's a bit of a different look because the palm trunks grow completely straight and don't curve away from each other, but the fronds will look similar to the ones in your pic in indoor light situations.

Good luck!
-Alex