Small room amp and speakers recommendation


I have an area in allocated in my new house for a listen room that is approximately 7ft x 12ft x 10 ceilings....i know it's small, hut it's all mine away from the kids. I am look for advice/recommendations on an amp and speakers for that area. I want to keep the budget under $5k (the lower the better). I listen to a lot of vinyl and a majority or my preferred music is acoustic with some rock mixed in on occasion. Please let me know what you think and if you have an other questions on my desired set-up.
Thank you
weiky
I can vouch for the Spatials. I have the M4 Triode Masters in my 10x12 office. I am using an Ekco EV55SE with KT88 tubes. I run it in triode with zero feedback. 
With 26 WPC, it sounds fantastic with a wide soundstage. Acoustics and vocals sound much more intimate than the KEF LS50s in a bedroom system.
You have alot of suggestions for that size room.  I have a room just a little bigger and seriously you might want to look at a nice headphone system.  It will take the room out of the equation.
If you are using JRiver or ROON for digital streaming and file playback you have the option of using convolution files to apply DSP to the digital music data.

In my case, I will outsource the creation of the convolution files for my 12x11x9 room which will have very large bookshelf speakers. I can theoretically get any speaker into this room using convolution files. There is a company in Canada which will take the acoustic measurements of my room (I do the measuring) and create the convolution file(s) for me. I will then include 1 of these files into ROON or JRiver to during digital playback from streaming or file sources. The convolution files will eliminate any room nodes and make a big speaker fit into a small room. I was told even a KEF Blade2 could be made to work relatively well in this small space. However, I am not going to press my luck.

I already have room treatments and they work great for my small KEF LS50's. I am moving to a bigger speaker in the same space. I have photos of this space in the A'gon virtual systems section.