The phrase "a mixture of styles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different artistic, musical, or design styles in a single work or context.
Example: "The new restaurant features a mixture of styles, blending traditional Italian decor with modern minimalist elements."
Alternatives: "a blend of styles" or "a fusion of styles".
A decade ago, The Boston Globe coined mash-ups to describe a mixture of styles in a kind of creatively corrupt collage.
"The house is a mixture of styles, each one added as new ideas came to mind," Ms. Levitt-Duncan said.
A collaboration between the hip artist Ali Rafei and the more old school graffiti artist Kimawi, it's a mixture of styles.
Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: The Swedish metal band deftly present a mixture of styles, most often classed as prog metal, but vastly more interesting than that classification lets on.
"My music is something new in Turkey and also in the world because it is a mixture of styles".
In modern culture there is a mixture of styles, space and birth date of which determines ideographic identity of different ethnic groups.
Other shows in its schedule, a mixture of style, lifestyle and shock docs, will include Spa of Embarrassing Illnesses and Farm of Fussy Eaters.
The project, designed by Gensler Architects, would include new and remodeled hotels, offices and shops, in a mixture of architectural styles adorned with advertising.
Jesse Lopez, a 30-year-old artist born in San Antonio and educated at the San Antonio Art Institute and Cranbrook Academy, is showing large graphite drawings that have technical finesse to burn but a mixture of realistic styles and fragmentary motifs that often seems generic.
He works in a mixture of formal styles derived from the early 20th-century Cuban Surrealist Wilfredo Lam, contemporary African art and various tribal artifacts from around the world.
The rest of the town, known as the Millburn section, is laid out more conventionally, with neat streets and a mixture of building styles -- small turn-of-the-century workers' houses, Victorians, Tudors, Cape Cods and 1950's ranches and colonials -- on smaller lots, some just 36 feet wide.
