Do you have an initial draft proposed by your architect/builder/draftsperson?

Google produces an abundance of options if you just do an image search for 8x10 bathroom layout.

https://www.google.com/search?q=8x10+bathroom+layout&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiH4Pib0LrlAhWNrJ4KHcz3BPoQ_AUIEygC&biw=1225&bih=605

For best results, have the architect you have design your home design the bathroom to be integral with the rest of your home.

Where is the plan for the HOUSE??? The entire to scale floor plan of the entire FLOOR in which this bath shall reside

What about windows? Which walls are outside walls? Need a little more info...

How much and what kind of storage do you need? A vanity? One with drawers? How much counterspace do you need?

I dont need much storage I have two closets inside of the bedrooms. Also the windows are on the 8 floor wall. This is a drawing of the space empty, and another with my idea. I just want to know if it looks feasible

I guess I'm just asking if it is possible to have a tub and a shower in an 8x10 bathroom. Has anyone ever seen it done.

It fits. Remember, the wall between the shower and tub is going to take up 5 inches or so. I’d get a 7’ vanity and leave 3’ for the toilet. Plan somewhere for towels to hang.

Switch the shower and tub. It will make the room feel bigger if the tub is at the entry, especially if you do a glass door on the shower. Make the shower a bit smaller and do a bigger tub, like 6’ or 5’-6. The small tub will look too small, and most adults need a bigger tub. A 4‘ shower is still good sized.

Is this possible? Yes, but the center aisle is going to be cramped. Thoughts:

- A 5' tub is fine. It's builder-basic sized, but I personally don't care a bit about longer ... though I would like deeper.

- Once you've allowed for wall depth, your shower may be a bit smaller than 5' long, but that's fine too.

- I'd say downsize both the tub and the shower to 30" wide. Again, 30" wide is builder-basic tub width, and it's not uncomfortable. My girls' shower is 30" wide, and while I wish it were 36", 30" is okay.

- Your toilet definitely needs at least 30" of width (and 36" would be better ... remember, you use this thing multiple times a day).

- Your vanity can be almost 7', so why stop it at 5'? And with no other storage in the room, your best choice would be a single sink with a nice big drawer stack on each side. Closets outside the bathroom aren't nearly as useful as storage right where you need it.

- Another thought on the vanity: If you make it 6', you'll still have enough sink /drawer space ... and you could have a pony wall, which could hide some at-the-toilet storage for TP and more.