"oriental style" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of design, decorating, or fashion style that is inspired by traditional Asian cultures. Example: "The restaurant was decorated in an elegant oriental style, with intricate red and gold patterns adorning the walls and traditional lanterns hanging from the ceiling."
The chic modern rooms are designed in a black, lacquered Oriental style.
In Madrid, meanwhile, she lives in what she calls her "Marco Polo" home, because of its exotic and oriental style.
The internal rotation of the tibia was evaluated for the patients who could sit on legs in the oriental style after total knee arthroplasty.
His Die Lieder des Mirza Schaffy (1851; The Songs of Mirza Schaffy), a collection of poems written in an Oriental style, was instantly successful.
I interviewed her at her home in Madrid, which Ms. Thyssen-Bornemisza, a former Miss Spain, calls her "Marco Polo" home, because of its exotic and oriental style.
The first American pieces that showed the impact of the Oriental style were near copies of traditional kakutani red-on-white wares, patterned with landscapes, leaves or flowers.
She and her band mix Hindustani classical — a fusion of Arabic and South Indian music — with pop and Oriental styles.
His lavish costumes, echoing Oriental styles in their bright colorings and flowing drapery, are in contrast to the stark, minimalist stage settings that consist primarily of organized empty space.
Gaining confidence, the silks produced in the city began to abandon the original oriental styles in favor of their own distinctive style, which emphasized landscapes.
Local artworks and religious icons of the period exhibit influences of ornamental Celtic art, classical Greco-Roman art and even Oriental styles from the far reaches of the Empire.
Their properties include the recently renovated Peninsula Beijing (8 Goldfish Lane; 86-10-8516-2888; www.peninsula.com) and Raffles Beijing (33 East Chang An Avenue; 86-10-6526-3388; www.beijing.rafflastcom), which last year took over a historic hotel, built in a French-Oriental style, where George Bernard Shaw and Henri Cartier-Bresson once checked in.
