Best $10-15K bookshelf speaker?

I just bought a pair of YG Acoustics Tor loudspeakers. They sound amazing and look amazing (my wife has STRONG feelings about speaker size). The Tor speakers are in your price band and work well with a range of amps, and in a variety of rooms -- they are 88 db, 7 Ohm sealed-box speakers (with a minimum impedance of 3.5 Ohms). I have a REL S-510 sub as well, and they blend perfectly. Reach out to Bill at GTT Audio. He's great.

https://www.yg-acoustics.com/products/tor/

Get the Paradigm Personas, they are the only bookshelf speakers I know of with dual Beryllium drivers and are reasonable priced.

+1 on the Alta Alyssa’s.  I heard them at Axpona and was very very impressed. In the end I went with Dali Menuet SEs for a bedroom system in setting up.  Less than half the cost and I love the sound of the Dali Mentor 6 floorstanders in my main rig. 

Ditto on sjsfiveo's recommendation of the Vimberg Amea. The Alta Alyssa has been recommended by at least two persons. I owned a pair. It is an excellent speaker. But, I replaced them with the Vimberg Amea, without having even heard the Amea beforehand. I rolled the dice based on reviews I had read and having heard Tidal speakers at a friend's home.  The performance of the Amea greatly surpasses the performance of the Alyssa in every aspect of music reproduction. But the Amea is approximately 2.5X the price of the Alyssa. Naturally, the next question is whether the difference in performance was worth the increased cost. The answer - absolutely!

Vimberg makes wonderful speakers for sure, great suggestion!

Personally, I don’t like not having a full range sound. For my clients in your particular situation, I like to recommend the Vivid Audio Kaya 25. It’s a fantastic pair of speakers that don’t take up any more space than a pair of standmounts and stands. They are magnificently coherent, have wide dispersion / sweet spot, work with all sorts of rooms, and can just completely disappear. Best of it all, they are not that heavy (55lb or so) and the cabinet is typically twice as big as large bookshelf speakers, so the bass is more palpable.

I should also mention that I think the Kaya 25 is one of the sexier speakers on the market, especially in custom finishes. The one I recently ordered for my floor are in a Porsche Agate Grey and it makes a nice improvement visually over other Vivids I have that are in their stock colors.