Editing Saltaire (section)

== Salts Mill today ==
Salts Mill closed as a textile mill in February 1986, and [[Jonathan Silver]] bought it the following year and began renovating it.<ref name='Greenhalf' /> Today, it houses a mixture of business, commerce, leisure, and residential use. In the main mill building are:
* The 1853 art gallery: several large rooms given over to the works of the [[Bradford]]-born artist [[David Hockney]]: including paintings, drawings, [[photomontage]]s, and [[Theatrical scenery|stage sets]].
* Industrial companies including the [[electronics]] manufacturer [[Arris International|ARRIS International plc]] (formerly [[Pace plc]]).
* Various shops. In 2006, there are shops selling books, art supplies, jewellery, outdoor wear, antiques, suits, bicycles, and housewares; the last includes pieces by internationally known designers such as [[Alvar Aalto]] and [[Philippe Starck]].
* Restaurants and cafes.

The "New Mill", on the other side of the canal, is divided between offices for the local [[National Health Service]] Trusts and residential flats.