White cabinet popularity?

Assuming a space is predominately white-ish (walls, ceiling), white has a minimal visual weight. It does not dominate or draw attention. Especially if the room is small or there's a lot of stuff in it, lighter items add way less to visual clutter than if they were dark. While I get many people want to showcase their audio kit, there are some of us that want it to attract as little attention as possible (I get the combination of a small space and a wife!). I also really love tasteful/minimal component design where the physical items are very aesthetically reserved, but yield an audio quality that cannot be ignored and gives the listener no other option than to say or think "this sounds amazing!"

Probably works better with many modern decors than many. 

I wish white-stained or white-washed wooden cabinets were a thing. These *A.I.*diophilia 2565's sure are beauties! ;^)

I just painted and vinyl wrapped a pair of older PSB rear surrounds in white from their original black. Not really a style statement but they much better blend with the wall color.

A couple of additional thoughts.

First, I'm not against natural wood finishes.  I've owned a few that were very attractive.  So i'm not suggesting all speakers should be white or other light colors.

My curiosity was if more companies included white, beige, tan, etc. alternatives for cabinets if more people might be interested in buying those if they "blend in" with personal decor, particularly larger models.

Regarding visitor comments, over the years very few visitors have commented one way or another about my speakers, unless it was something like, "Wow, those speakers are big!"  But then I don't think many people have been exposed to speakers larger than a shoe box, if any in a home at all.  The recent positive comments have come unsolicited.