The Villa Celia conserves copies and original canvases of Ecuadorian, Latin American and European artists, sculptures, engravings and furniture that his parents acquired throughout his diplomatic life. Celia added another set of pieces that includes works by contemporary Ecuadorian artists, and also oil paintings, sculptures and furniture from the Quito School of the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The figures of birth must be the best and most exquisite that are preserved. Regarding the animal theme her daughter paid attention to the representations of dogs and birds and managed to gather a significant group of works on different supports.

Villa Celia preserves the personal library of Don Gonzalo Zaldumbide, to which his daughter increased with works, in Spanish, French, English, referring to the topics of interest that Zaldumbide shared with his daughter: Ecuadorian, Spanish, Latin American and French literature, literary criticism, essay, history and travel chronicles. As a support and support to the archaeological background, the visual and decorative arts structured a well-nourished library specialized in these matters. Due to its curiosity for the culinary as a cultural manifestation of all the people, it formed a rich bibliographic fund that can be used by experts and interested in the subject.