If you would like to override a style property that has been defined inline, define your override via the style prop as demonstrated in the example above. These overrides take precedence over the theme (if any) that is used to render the component. The style prop is an object that applies its properties to the root/outermost element of the component. Some components provide additional style properties for greater styling control. If you need to override the inline styles of an element nested deep within a component and there is not a style property available to do so, please submit an issue requesting to have one added.
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All Material-UI components have their styles defined inline. You can read the discussion thread regarding this decision as well as this presentation discussing CSS in JS.
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